Sentence examples for utterly nothing from inspiring English sources

Republicans propose to do utterly nothing.

How does it make you feel to know that you are a mere mortal, and utterly nothing in comparison to the finger-twitching, wrist-flicking skills of the rhythm action gods and goddesses in Akihabara?

(Music that is utterly blank expresses nothing, but it may arouse melancholy).

As I gazed up at the full moon and impeccably starry sky, the duet sounded utterly haunting, like nothing I've ever heard before.

"Vladimir Putin is a past master at attending these sporting events and, sort of, pretending almost as if everything's utterly normal and nothing untoward is happening around him.

It is utterly unremarkable, with nothing that an estate agent would recognise as an 'original feature' but there is enough for Rachel - a wainscot here, a chimney breast there, a light switch, a doorknob.

Here is someone who is in the thick of the business, trading every day, and he is being sickened by the inequities and corruption on Wall Street and utterly persuaded that nothing has changed in the years since the financial crisis of 2008.

the idea that matters of concern to the nation might be treated on the stage is utterly fanciful, since nothing of the kind happens anywhere else in the entertainment business.

There are plenty of things people do that are utterly inexplicable, but nothing is stranger than some people's desire to become the next leader of the Labour party.

I wish he were better at hailing than I am; on the other hand, I realize that expectation is culturally conditioned, utterly foolish, has nothing to do with anything, is exactly the kind of thinking that should be got rid of in our society; on still another hand, having that insight into my reaction does not seem to calm my irritation.

Mills sounds as if he was utterly untroubled by it: "Nothing felt like it came on too fast, nothing felt like it was more than we could handle".