Sentence examples for utterly into from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's probably good for the technique: to be forced absolutely and utterly into your own private and insular acoustic.

"King Arthur would have had no teeth, probably smelled awful, but had enough political acumen to unite the British Isles and was in the right place at the right time … 1,500 years later we've mythologised him utterly, into something deeply connected to a national identity".

She is mesmerising on screen and disappears utterly into character, one moment dancing in a Schiaparelli gown; the next insisting the candlesticks must be at a certain height on the dining table with a voice as dry as a freshly mixed Martini.

2 He was restrained, however, by Agrippa, who feared that they would be too slow for the fugitives, who were going to use sails, and he was also confident himself that he would conquer without difficulty, because in the meantime a violent rainstorm, accompanied by a mighty wind, had struck Antony's fleet, though not his own, and had thrown it utterly into confusion.

For $30 the game's a steal, as it will almost certainly absorb you utterly into its being, and considering you're getting about twice the content as the original game for a lower price, I don't see any reason not to do it.

The movie event of the week is the network premiere (CBS Tuesday at 8 30 p.m). of John Boorman's mesmerizing 1981 Arthurian adventure Excalibur, which takes us utterly into a darkly dazzling world of magic and history as Boorman brings a fresh, compelling vision to the legend of King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table and the search for the Holy Grail.

Bayraktar came up behind her, utterly transformed into a man who could still remember having his castration wounds cauterized with boiling oil.

True crisis has the tendency to turn the utterly unthinkable into the absolutely necessary, as any policymaker who participated in the bailout of AIG will tell you.

There's a sizzle, an explosion of shadows, before he emerges utterly changed into a trim, slick sort of bloke bent on particularly 21st-century mischief.

One thing I do to make things easier here is to utterly retreat into fantasies that I am in a Hollywood movie or a sitcom starring Michael J Fox.

But the awful truth is that Crockett and Tubbs have no inner selves; their friendship is subordinate to professional interdependence and their inner selves are utterly subsumed into the job, and the same goes for their romantic and sexual lives.