Sentence examples for utterly extinct from inspiring English sources
Felix Aquila sets out in a canoe on a voyage of discovery and finds London "utterly extinct", surviving only as a pestilential swamp.
The naturalist Thomas Molyneux, describing the remains of an Irish elk in 1697, wrote, "No species of living creatures is so utterly extinct, as to be lost entirely out of the World".
That no real species of living creatures is so utterly extinct, as to be lost entirely out of the World, since it was first created, is the opinion of many naturalists; and 'tis grounded on so good a principle of Providence taking care in general of all its animal productions, that it deserves our assent.
Nowadays, the torsion power source seems to be utterly extinct excepting the possibility of relics in some remote regions.
The life of a great Australian patriot – of a progressive conservative, a kind of Australian political species now almost extinct; and of a principled, warm-hearted and utterly fearless man – has now, suddenly and unimaginably, reached its end.
Given how utterly badass these predators sound, it's a wonder they went extinct.
"It's an utterly unique form of life and we shouldn't let it go extinct on our watch," he said.
