Sentence examples for utterly stable from inspiring English sources

It is utterly stable, always has been.

Bowie's vocals are utterly stable, never hasty but holding steady under massive thrust, shedding redundant stages as it accelerates, gaining height and impetus as it becomes smaller and smaller to the listening mind, dwarfed in the huge empyrean of the song's arrangement but somehow still focal… until it disappears completely and lingers only as an echo of itself in the mind's ear.

He wants RBS to be utterly stable.

The proposed method results in utterly homogenous and mechanically stable coatings with excellent adhesion to the substrate as compared to the other commonly used solution-based methods.

And it's utterly conventional compared with the converted stable on Charles Street where she lived with her mother, the photographer Diane Arbus, who made haunting images of nudists, transvestites and celebrities like Mae West and Susan Sontag.

Given a moment's thought, of course, there are plenty of people from Commonwealth countries who'd be utterly delighted to live in peaceful stable Britain, and, in fact, there are plenty who move here all the time.

The family life of many wasp species is stable, highly organized, and utterly strange.

As a contribution to a stable Middle East, it has failed utterly.

Iraq will probably stay united in name but may evolve in fact into at least three mini-states: stable, crony-ridden Kurdistan in the north, the messy south and the utterly anarchic centre and west.

Utterly glorious.

Utterly ridiculous.