Sentence examples for utterly respectable from inspiring English sources
The results are utterly respectable, but they don't reflect reality, and I know it.
Both are perfectly respectable views.
He was utterly charming and friendly, very respectable, and said it was a real find for those in the know.
I use the phrase "Very Serious People" a lot; it seems to me to capture the way respectable opinion keeps demanding utterly foolish policies.
The Broadway star Gertrude Lawrence was quoted as saying that she had never bought anything more respectable than a James or as "utterly indecent".
The Broadway star Gertrude Lawrence was quoted as saying that she had never bought anything more respectable than a James — or as "utterly indecent".
Even Chinese commentators who are utterly skeptical of the President have pointed to Ivanka as the most respectable of an otherwise dubious cohort.
The Fed watchers, failed utterly by their thesauruses (synonyms for "considerable" can range from "reasonable" and "respectable" to "huge" and "astronomical"), have generally concluded that an increase remains very likely to take place next year.
It's no surprise that the Surrealists were enamored of these movies — the ingenious sets contrive wondrous, utterly realistic yet seemingly metaphysical transformations, and the ornate and overwrought décor, with its recesses and hiding places, suggests a blandly respectable world that seethes with ambient chaos.
The agency copy read: "The judge asked … whether the alleged link between MMR and the vaccine 'has now been utterly disproved' in the opinion of 'respectable medical opinion'.
