Sentence examples for utterly encouraging from inspiring English sources

Crane's refreshing answer was at once slightly disappointing (what, no cabin in the woods?) and utterly encouraging because it taught this young writer a lesson in comparing my experience to others'.

Alastair Clark, co-leader on offender learning at the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education, talks of the "perverse incentive to go for the quick wins" offered by payment by results; Maria McNicholl, senior manager at the St Giles Trust, which works with offenders in and out of custody, says the system "totally and utterly encourages cherry-picking [of the easiest cases]".

Imagine a world in which this was utterly acceptable, even encouraged.

Against that backdrop, the latest unemployment figures are encouraging news for Gordon Brown after an utterly dismal summer.

"My mother was utterly independent and she encouraged my younger brother and me to be the same way and to follow what we wanted to do.

It's your utterly immoral attitude that encourages paedophilia and child rape.

As a society we're constantly encouraging people to drink outside of their home -- yet we're utterly appalled at the idea of anyone driving drunk.

Though it's encouraging that the Chinese government is recognizing the importance of a strong civil society and culture, it's utterly discouraging to see how unwilling it is to allow Chinese society to do the job itself.

At the risk of making our jobs utterly impossible, I want to encourage even more writers to take the plunge — because the more stories we get, the higher the quality of what ends up on the page.

For too long, Britain has encouraged, applauded and subsidised utterly reprehensible behaviour on the grounds that it is, well, just how business works.

This was one of those sporting occasions – a good way short of greatness but utterly memorable, with a sliver of controversy – to encourage applause and set aside cynicism.