Sentence examples for utterly such from inspiring English sources

Do not think this artifice or excess of modesty though, for, to betray myself utterly, such an one am I that even in my failures I find all the promise I require to justify the astonishing magnitude of my ambition.

No, it didn't dissipate the fear that we may have seen the best of Rooney in an England shirt when he was still a teenager, when he inspired the whole team to superior effort against Turkey, who were recent World Cup semi-finalists, in a European qualifying game in Sunderland, and then in the finals outshone utterly such luminaries as Beckham, Gerrard, Lampard, Owen and an out-of-position Scholes.

And now, after the battle, had the Gauls immediately pursued those that fled, there had been no remedy but Rome must have wholly been ruined, and those who remained in it utterly destroyed; such was the terror that those who escaped the battle brought with them into the city, and with such distraction and confusion were themselves in turn infected.

Men utterly dominate such beefy industries as transport and mining.

And if she was capable of submitting utterly to such a person, the opposite was also true.

There are some things that are so wrong that they suddenly seem utterly right, such as the athletic deaths of the Hamlet and Polonius equivalents.

Is it really necessary to point out how utterly catastrophic such a war, in the wake of two other wars on Muslim soil, would be for the interests and economies of the West?

In the 1980s Massachusetts was famous for liberal north-eastern public policies that struck most Americans as utterly crazy, such as buying a modern art sculpture for a prison.

It was even accepted by journals for which the paper's topic was utterly inappropriate, such as the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Assisted Reproduction.

Mr Netanyahu had earlier said he "utterly rejected" such a deal with Iran, its long-time enemy, and that his country would not be obliged to abide by it.

If someone utterly lacks such motivations and yet claims nonetheless that she thinks the thing in question is good, there is reason, people note, to suspect either that she is being disingenuous or that she does not understand what she is saying.