Sentence examples for utterly cut from inspiring English sources

Prisoners in for terrorism weren't allowed music, radios or any media — they were utterly cut off.

Barring a major operation by the Syrian military to relieve them, they are utterly cut off.

They are utterly cut off from the spirit of their more noble predecessors, who knew that the fastest way to make someone feel well is to tell her that things are as bad as, and possibly much worse than, she could ever have thought.

Any plausible answer would start by countering what so many keep repeating, that the mass murderer is the apotheosis of individuality, a man utterly cut off from the world.

We've lost those utterly uninformative cut scenes that ate into our entertainment, interrupting our flow, portending to be a cheap reward for finishing our tasks.

Zemeckis's vision of the towers is utterly decontextualized, cut off from the life of the city at large and from the era overall (and a pointed reference in dialogue to Richard Nixon's crookery conceals more than it evokes).

People whom I had utterly felt cut off from: my barber, my dentist, the head of the Boston University English department, wives of friends, children … to all of them I can't stop talking and bragging.

We're going to have to see either VAT or income tax go up to stop utterly destructive cuts.

"I'm not saying it wouldn't be necessary to do some adjustments, but these are utterly draconian cuts," said James F. Brennan, a Democratic assemblyman who represents Brooklyn.

"The egregious and utterly unnecessary cuts to Amtrak prevented vital upgrades to our aging railways and crippled the system that transports more than 30 million American citizens each year".

Images were skewed, sandwiched, or shattered; radically cropped, utterly abstracted, or cut up and collaged.