Sentence examples for utterly individual from inspiring English sources
It's just tremendous – utterly individual and peculiar.
The result is at once erotic, neurotic, fastidious and – notwithstanding the pastiche – utterly individual.
Rocío Molina, "Danzaora", Sadler's Wells One of the world's greatest flamenco dancers, Molina is an utterly individual talent.
For all the posturing, the bellowing and the hatred, he remains an utterly individual literary presence - one poised between two countries and two worlds.
Just as remarkable is the utterly individual texture – a testament to Gill's gifts as a director as well as a writer.
The way he is able to see the car in motion and the way he draw his plans is utterly individual".
He later told the Dallas Morning News that he considered Willingham to be "an utterly sociopathic individual" who deemed his children "an impediment to his lifestyle".
All these books are about utterly suburban individuals – people bound up in and absorbed by Clapham, Palmers Green or, indeed, Putney.
A good question from James Irving, in St Paul: Personally speaking, Serena is one of very few utterly dominant individuals or teams who don't drive me to despair with a kind of win-weariness which leads to a hard wired dislike.
MASON gives instead the example of Chinese factory workers, who in the West we mainly think of as the suicidal producers of smartphones, rather than avid users of the devices: "They're banned from even touching their mobile phone during the actual work day, they march to work, they carry their tin plate with them, and they eat together, so they look like utterly regimented individuals.
Paul gives instead the example of Chinese factory workers, who in the West we mainly think of as the suicidal producers of smartphones, rather than avid users of the devices: "They're banned from even touching their mobile phone during the actual work day, they march to work, they carry their tin plate with them and they eat together, so they look like utterly regimented individuals.
