Sentence examples for utterly dazzling from inspiring English sources
Santa Fe operates more like a 365-day, citywide art fair, a fact that can be off-putting to some, and utterly dazzling to others.
Utterly dazzling and totally faux, these limited editions are the handiwork of paruriers who collaborated with the major couture houses from the 1920s until fashion went corporate in the '90s.
They wore white pants and white "CHOOSE LIFE" T-shirts, nearly glowing on a white stage, singing "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go," and it was utterly dazzling, a little baffling.
The performance concluded a bracing concert, deftly conducted by the composer John Adams, that also offered Mr. Adams's vibrant, impish "Son of Chamber Symphony" and Stravinsky's tart, arresting Concerto for Piano and Winds, with the dynamic pianist Jeremy Denk in a fluid, articulate and utterly dazzling account of the intricate piano part.
It was an utterly dazzling display, with bravura performances from the actors – Cumberbatch and Scott's first scene together being among the finest they have ever had – and the plotting (if you stayed with it, and if you didn't – no matter. That's what the rewind button's for. In the meantime, just marvel at the treasures being poured out before you) was a thing of wonder.
Whether you were a member of one of Yuzuru Hanyu's many fan clubs, toting your supportive Winnie-the-Poohs into Gangneung Ice Arena, or a recent enthusiast like me, lured into viewership by the charms of Adam Rippon and trying to wrap your mind around quad toe loops and Salchows — various jumps with four revolutions, I now know — it was an utterly dazzling night.
Wall Street, often hard-nosed and cynical, was utterly dazzled by John W. Meriwether.
Givenchy recalls how, when he was a schoolboy, she rewarded him for good grades by "showing me her treasures – whole cabinets filled with every kind of fabric, all of which left me utterly dazzled".
It may have been a little formal for this godforsaken place, but there was still the possibility of the discerning G. G. showing up, whom she had thought about all afternoon and had decided she must utterly dazzle and devastate if she were to maintain any shred of self-respect as a woman, an artist and a human being.
Her whiteness was dazzling.
