Sentence examples for utterly stuck from inspiring English sources

I feel utterly stuck and cry every day.

I was utterly stuck, approaching 40, watching as all my friends had babies.

I'm given a small, slightly unfunny cartoon (the kind you might be tempted to stick on a fridge if you don't mind the social consequences), get utterly stuck on finding a name and when a rather overwrought passage of E Annie Proulx is presented as a model for how to delineate character, clam up entirely.

We've been stuck in this utterly predictable pseudo-debate for well over a year now, and we'll continue to be stuck through next January and maybe beyond.

Some hid their baldness with hats, others had exposed flesh that was empurpled by lesions; all of them appeared utterly indifferent to the cannulae stuck in their arms or the backs of their hands.

"Without policy competition, we're stuck with a status quo that's both utterly insufficient and inefficient".

As a result, the Carrera S corners almost utterly flat and sticks to the tarmac with brilliant tenacity.

You feel the pain, you try not to let it utterly consume you, and then you take it and stick in the jar and keep it moving.

For me, the bassline never really sticks in my head, unless it's something utterly ridiculous.

Far too many people treat politics like football fans, doggedly sticking by their favourite party regardless of how utterly clueless the local candidate may be.

Credit: Flickr/freemanphoto. Lake Reschen Italy In an utterly confusing display, Northern Italy's Lake Reschen sports a 14th-century steeple sticking out from the water's surface.