Sentence examples for utterly none from inspiring English sources

The characters in Murdoch's novels, she feels, are nothing more than animated arguments, and this flaw destroys them utterly: "None is a person one could conceivably imagine meeting, loving, hating, or having a conversations with.

Each is utterly self-absorbed, none more so than a busybody named Duncan Yeardon who lives in a nearby building.

He is utterly pre-digital – none of the sounds in his songs was unavailable in the 1920s – but nothing that he does is nostalgia, he insists.

Spanish media coverage of La Real's trip to Deportivo was utterly dwarfed by none other than Lionel Messi, who just happened to break the all-time La Liga goalscoring record roughly half an hour before Moyes's debut got under way.

Her voice was utterly flawless and none of the judges could find anything wrong with it, with L.A. praising her as the greatest female to ever take the "X Factor" stage and telling her she "killed it".

"It is utterly disappointing … that none of these key witnesses will co-operate with our request to answer questions before the Senate foreign relations committee.

What is so utterly depressing is that none of the ambiguities that existed in the Ferguson case exist in the Staten Island case.

On the other hand, Brian Sewell of the Evening Standard complains: 'None of his utterly negligible conceits, his silly semi-blasphemies... is worth such a self-pompous installation' and calls him 'a dull painter of horses'.

Utterly historic, grand and beautiful, but none stands still.

Most people would be utterly uninterested to learn that virtually none of the crabmeat sold in New York comes from Peru.

In this situation, the set of Pareto optimal solutions, i.e. the solutions none of which is utterly better than the others, is the best choice.