Sentence examples for utterly miss from inspiring English sources

Although some dishes are overwrought, with an ingredient or two too many, and a few utterly miss their mark, more are executed with finesse and with a wicked sense of indulgence.

Has there ever been a film that has managed to totally and utterly miss the point of its main character so much?" Their nostalgia, in turn, inspired Diagonal Argument to make a bid for ironic rant of the week, snorting: "Oh man, remember when they turned Prince of Persia into a film?

Sometimes I completely and utterly miss it.

But this seemed to utterly miss the point.

But to vilify Slow Roll is to utterly miss the point.

And in this way, they have utterly missed the modern ethos of career adventurism.

He has already promised a post-series parade for both teams, which utterly misses the emotional essence of the parade.

But it utterly missed the dismal state Iraq was in and the strength of the insurgency that Americans would face after the fall of Baghdad.

"If we are worrying about bicycle helmets, rather than how to stop people from hitting cyclists with cars and trucks in the first place, then we are utterly missing the point," Dr. Walker says.

In "Tinker Creek," she wrote, "I walk out; I see some event that would otherwise be utterly missed and lost, or something sees me, some enormous power that brushes me with its clean wing, and I resound like a beaten bell".

Shakin' All Over and Please Don't Touch - both later covered by the Who and Motörhead/Girlschool respectively - have a sleaziness utterly missing from anythng by Kidd's Britrock rivals.