Sentence examples for utterly counter from inspiring English sources
As a dish it works beautifully, but it also runs utterly counter to a current craze: the quest for "authentic" food.
The notion of doing more than double that is horrendous, and unless your name is Mo Farah, would be utterly counter productive, since you would run the risk of injury pretty fast.
The first is that the closure of this fund runs utterly counter to any promise from any party in any manifesto, under the guise of austerity or anything else.
It's ugly precisely because what it refers to is both deeply horrific and utterly counter to what it means to be an American.
Beck's extravaganza and the attendant organizing by Americans for Prosperity and Freedom Works were a huge collective investment in appropriating the moral authority of Dr. Martin Luther King by a movement whose goals are utterly counter to Dr. King's progressive vision.
Furthermore, the ban has proved utterly counter-productive.
The government would maintain its current course, he added, rejecting calls for more extensive cuts as "utterly counter-productive" and labelling calls for an alternative Plan B in which the deficit reduction strategy was fundamentally overhauled as "a bit juvenile".
Anyine who knows anything about the game will be very unsurprised to hear that the score came through a catch from the line-out and then a fierce rolling maul, which the French were utterly unable to counter in anyway.
An utterly unapologetic Pulis countered: "The Premier League is not a level playing field.
My own life's work is guided by and devoted to principles that are utterly anti-'reactionary' and counter to anything that might remotely be deemed 'McCarthyism.'" Mr. Campo and Ms. Salter declined to comment on the dispute other than to emphasize that they had not resigned because Mr. Hollander won the Frost Medal.
It is with profound apologies to Rube Goldberg that I compared the counter productive, utterly incompetent and dangerous Fish Fence Contraption to his workable designs.
