Sentence examples for utterly protected from inspiring English sources

The sense of cushioned escape is complete; I feel utterly protected, totally truant, and get that glowing, illusory sensation of being in control of my own life, of knowing where I am going.

The other camp contends that hyperbolic doubt is bounded; that is, that the cogito, and a few other special truths, are in a lockbox of sorts, utterly protected from even the most hyperbolic doubt.

So as the first winter frosts begin to bite, the rains become heavier, the ground turns to mud and snow and storms loom, we witness the international community, through its principal agencies, failing utterly to protect some of the most vulnerable and desperate people on the planet.

It healed Japan after it had utterly destroyed it, protected the world from communism.

Rain shelters are death traps; they are utterly useless at protecting people," said Holle.

Yet it has proved utterly incapable of protecting the tea estates or the people who work on them.

Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement that the jail had "utterly failed" to protect inmates and to provide humane conditions.

In July , 1874 A. K. Davis, the black lieutenant governor of Mississippi, wrote to President Grant that "armed bodies of men are parading the streets" of Vicksburg and the authorities are "utterly unable to protect the lives and property of the Citizens" — by which he meant, primarily, black citizens.

Documents filed with the SEC reveal that more people, more IDs, and more info in general was stolen when the company utterly failed to protect its "users," many of which didn't even know they were in the database.

Yes, Harvard's previous sexual assault policy was utterly inadequate to protect survivors of sexual misconduct -- as are far too many policies still in place at other American universities.

Indeed, as Blumberg puts it, "If we wait for such proof [in humans], despite numerous animal studies that should have alerted us to the potential dangers of specific chemical exposure, we have utterly failed to protect the public".