Sentence examples for utterly got it from inspiring English sources

"People like John Updike, Brendan Gill, Roger Angell — those guys utterly got it, they were totally onboard, they felt revived".

The officials got it utterly wrong, England were robbed.

Unfortunately for Charles Schenck, the Supreme Court (led by that liberal bastion, Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes) got it utterly wrong.

"I expected an utterly superb experience, and I got it!

Rather than focus on their own career and goals, they slander her in public, claiming she slept her way to a certain advancement or did something else utterly sleazy to get it.

Spying a PR open goal, she told parliament that Fifa's stance was "utterly outrageous" and ordered it to get its own house in order before lecturing others.

Check out the next stage in the Sex Machine evolution: the utterly berserk Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved and listen to the armour-piercing horn stabs and death metal-strength vocal exhortations for an example of constant musical evolution in action.

AIM genuinely deserves the eulogies it's been getting, though; it utterly changed the way people communicate online, and so the way people communicate, period.

I told myself I'd be completely and utterly thrilled if it got 6.5 million, but there was a little voice inside whispering '4.5 million'," she confessed.

She then goes on to explain what their relationship entails and it's all very practical until it gets utterly tragic: "If I'm sick, he comes by and brings me medicine," she says proudly.

"Things got utterly out of hand, it stopped being a joke".