Sentence examples for utterly in charge from inspiring English sources

In each case, these tests end in violence and dismay, throughout which the blank-eyed father, though utterly in charge of the situation, seems as untroubled by love or concern as a robot or a creature from outer space.

And we should all be glad that Mutti, the Miele of politics – the German brand that says unglamorous but dependable – is sure to be chancellor again, and so utterly in charge that the editor of Die Zeit last week suggested she might take the foreign ministry too, which hasn't happened since Konrad Adenauer at the height of the cold war between 1951 and 1955.

My mother, who utterly ignored this decline, was in charge of everything else.

"I think that we do need to sort out what's happening with Ipsa because how anyone can think that this kind of a proposal is acceptable is utterly beyond me... "They are in charge of making the right proposal and they have got it wrong".

Had this utterly outlandish charge been printed in a lowly blog somewhere, it would have died a deserved death.

The widespread feeling that putting you in charge of America's nuclear arsenal would be utterly, utterly terrifying?

Hodgson conceded he had been utterly unable to achieve that over four years in charge having overseen only three wins in 11 tournament matches.

While in charge of the government, the Taliban utterly failed -- to the point where they were widely hated even among Pashtuns.

His death left his wife, Katharine, in charge of a company she was utterly unprepared to run, yet she eventually flourished in the role with the aid of advice from Warren Buffett, among others.

Leaving no one in charge of the global climate change agenda is utterly irresponsible.

Middle brother Josep is sommelier, in charge of over 1,000 wines, while little brother Jordi creates utterly gorgeous desserts, some inspired by perfumes like his Trésor de Lancôme.