Sentence examples for utterly formidable from inspiring English sources

The sense of purpose is utterly formidable.

Northampton added to the Scarlets' woes without looking utterly formidable.

It's certainly not that, at 75, she can't any longer play the solo repertoire; her technique remains utterly formidable.

Hepworth Wakefield, WF1, from 27 October until 3 February 2013 The Northern Renaissance: Dürer to Holbein Holbein's works in the Royal Collection, which feature in this survey of the Renaissance in northern Europe, are utterly formidable.

For the sub-pixel version ROPE method [14], the computation of the second moment needs a large amount of storage capacity and computational power, which renders the whole process utterly formidable.

Moore's subtlety is a natural register; her formidable technique is utterly internalized.

When colleagues and acquaintances describe Karen P. Hughes, named today to be White House counselor for President-elect George W. Bush, they use the same words and phrases: tough, no-nonsense, formidable, loyal and utterly devoted.

Why was the bass Ildar Abdrazakov, so formidable in Mussorgsky's "Khovanshchina" last February, utterly unable to command the stage in his first Met performance of the Don?

And unlike the willowy Sanford, the exotic Abedin or the formidable, polished Clinton, Petraeus has been revealed to be an utterly ordinary looking middle-aged woman.

Utterly glorious.

Utterly ridiculous.