Sentence examples for utterly grown from inspiring English sources
They were utterly grown up.
Coming toward the end of that brief, disreputable era before Joseph Breen and the Motion Picture Production Code instituted the moralizing that has dogged movies ever since, Ernst Lubitsch and Ben Hecht's loose adaptation of No Coward's great play is, like "Shampoo" or "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice," an American comedy that is utterly grown up about sex and speaks to its audience on those terms.
These include its stance towards a military establishment that has grown utterly corrupt, the role of religion in this largely Muslim country, and what to do about the very borders of the country itself.
Waltraute (the earthy mezzo-soprano Yvonne Naef) comes to the mountaintop where Brünnhilde has been exiled to tell her that their fearsome father, Wotan, has grown utterly despondent and now sees the demise of the gods as inevitable.
Indeed, a plausible case can be made that Americans have been turned off presidential campaigns -- the only times they pay much attention to national politics -- precisely because campaigns have grown so utterly predictable and unremittingly centrist.
I simply will not entertain the idea that a nation can destroy its culture utterly and then grow it again in less than 50 years.
After siding with Israel early in the Gaza war, Mr Cameron denounced Israel's post-war landgrab as "utterly deplorable".That growing concern has had little discernible impact on relations.
They are often lovely, but they are most useful when it comes to dry shade, where Dryopteris filix-mas will grow utterly untroubled by lack of moisture or light.
Although both were patricians, sentimental about the old horse-and-carriage society in which they had grown up, their visions of the future were utterly different.
In this utterly depressing era, they offer a glimmer of hope for a grown queer like me.
We live in a world that has grown increasingly complex and contradictory, angry and fearful, polarized but utterly interdependent.
