Sentence examples for utterly made up from inspiring English sources

Last week a Conservative newspaper printed a story that became major news, about Nicola Sturgeon saying she hoped the Tories would win, which was quickly proven to be utterly made up, but there are no repercussions, they just carry on.

The "rogue reporter" theory of hacking at the News of the World has been shown to be utterly absurd, as made up as much of what goes into some of the more desperate pages of a tabloid newspaper.

But they made up such an utterly small portion of his time on earth: five minutes a year?

In the survey, Millennials made up over half of those willing to buy online - utterly outstripping Boomers.

Admittedly, charm – Ripley's stock in trade – is a quality that weirdo bookstore clerk Joe utterly lacks, but he makes up for it in chippiness (he didn't go to university but has read more than most English grads), ingenuity and wit.

Called Street Hall, it's the oldest of the three contiguous, utterly unalike buildings that together make up the expanded museum.

Hotellerie de Mascognaz Champoluc, Italy From the massive stone-slabbed roof downwards, the cluster of buildings that make up the Mascognaz seem utterly authentic, and they are, dating from the 1600s.

J. Kandal) that he's dying, but the young man, utterly self-involved and paranoid, believes his lover is making up a reason to break up with him.

First, I watched an utterly realistic demonstration of a rocket launch displayed on the bank of monitors that make up Sachs's Mission Control center.

Hamlet is not a man who cannot make up his mind, as Laurence Olivier would have it, but rather a man whose desire is utterly lost to him.

DVD Talk described "Prodigal Daughter" as "clearly an attempt to cram some back-story into Ezri to make up for the fact that she's a new character", and "Field of Fire" as "utterly generic".