Sentence examples for utterly reversed from inspiring English sources
When I visited the country in 2002, a few months after 9/11, I found the situation utterly reversed.
The dynamic of power they're used to is utterly reversed, and the outside world is shut off.
And as I said in a blog last year, my one-time Come Willie Morris, come Maury Wills, Make with the tonsils for Beverly Sills paired a star Los Angeles Dodgers player and a well-known writer-editor who had almost exactly the same names when reversed, a contrivance utterly flunked by John Donne.
It is Romney's spooky elasticity, his capacity to reverse himself utterly on one issue after another — health care, climate change, abortion, gun control, immigration, the 2009 stimulus, capital-gains taxes, stem-cell research, gay rights — that seems to bother voters most.
But Mr Miliband said it was "utterly fair and reasonable" to reverse the coalition's move, given that the majority of taxpayers had suffered an "unprecedented" squeeze on their living standards.
The election of Obama — a man of mixed ethnicity, at once comfortable in the world and utterly representative of twenty-first century America — would, at a stroke, reverse our country's image abroad and refresh its spirit at home.
We must reverse course on a misguided nuclear spending spree that is utterly out of sync with the pursuit of a world without these weapons.
By removing the cold drinks to fit the salmon inside, he triggers automatic charges on his credit card that the hotel seems unable to reverse, and his musings on this weren't peeved but utterly humane.
That, or they will turn out to be reverse-engineered versions of the technologies that are already being used by our bosses; utterly hostile to our existence.
