Sentence examples for utterly opposite from inspiring English sources

Even without the pointing provided by syntax, the dance of the "b's" and "p's" carries a message, and that message is made explicit when Milton reminds the presbyters that their own "late arguments … against the Prelats" should tell them that the effort to block free expression "meets for the most part with an event utterly opposite to the end which it drives at".

Both muster science, statistics and a judicious smattering of personal experience to present, with no small fanfare, completely, utterly, diametrically opposite advice.

But in policy terms, it is biological and utterly historical — the opposite of doctrinal.

The house was agog; David Cameron and the Tories opposite utterly wrong-footed.

Any doubts that Lee Evans is much more than just a bendy comedian were dispelled by his moving and utterly impassioned performance opposite Jason Isaacs in The Dumb Waiter, a production that deserved far greater kudos than it got.

"We went in the opposite direction, utterly serene and utterly quiet".

Her reaction, veering from denial to bargaining to anger to acceptance, is textbook, but the experience of reading "The Days of Abandonment" is utterly immersive, and the opposite of allegory.

The urgent imperative for the Fed to revert to canons of sound money can be illustrated by its opposite: the utterly shameful and gratuitous bailout of Morgan Stanley two weeks after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy.

But Islam went the opposite way and utterly desanctified wine.

At 69 Colebrooke Row ­ — a tiny place with a '50s hepcat theme ­ — the standouts included a Barbershop Fizz (pine-infused gin, birch and vanilla syrup, patchouli-infused mint, lime juice, topped with soda water), which possessed that classic cocktail characteristic of seeming utterly refreshing while having the opposite effect.

And if she was capable of submitting utterly to such a person, the opposite was also true.