Sentence examples for utterly ill from inspiring English sources

What I'm talking about is that palpable unhappiness that arises when an audience feels utterly ill at ease with what's happening onstage.

"After dozens of trips abroad," writes the former Frugal Traveler columnist for The New York Times, "to 60 countries on five continents, having produced hundreds of newspaper and magazine stories, I was once again setting off on an adventure, utterly ill informed".

All of which makes him utterly ill-equipped to play the role of hostage negotiator in a majorish motion picture.

That was the start of an odyssey that took an obviously gifted, utterly ill-prepared young man through a sputtering career in 12 countries, from Europe to China and back to Africa, through the 1990s to the mid-2000s.

What this ignores is the non-linearity of problem-solving, the opacity of big tech, the staggering asymmetries in society, and the fact that pure market incentives are utterly ill-equipped for addressing the needs of society's most disadvantaged.

With glorious sunshine bathing pretty much every one of us, truly this is the kind of springtime that only an utterly ill-conceived, morally bankrupt military campaign can ruin.

Since cost-benefit authentication is utterly ill-advised if not impossible, basically the prettier it is, or is perceived to be, the pricier it is.

Utter belief in a meritocracy is best used to create good employees -- and so, like a good bullshit creative, I am utterly ill-suited.