Sentence examples for utterly undermined from inspiring English sources

I felt utterly undermined; insecure in a way I had never felt insecure before.

At the time of the consultation, I spoke to the EU's environment commissioner Stavros Dimas, who was quite clear that the expansion of Heathrow utterly undermined any UK potential to meet air-quality targets.

His authority, with his own players and in general, has now been utterly undermined.

"You believe when you buy something that you own it, well believe you me, you don't because at any time it can come and be just taken off you and it has completely and utterly undermined our entire life to be honest.

There are lots of vituperative rants against the press in "A Journey"; at one point Mr. Blair rails against Britain's Freedom of Information Act as "utterly undermining of sensible government".

If I knew what you did in the way of work I wouldn't come and interrupt you, but I would just try and find a way of utterly undermining any kind of confidence that you might have about yourself, then you would have the slightest idea of what you've just done.

"While becoming a golden goose for big business, Michael Gove's academies and free schools policy is utterly undermining the principle of a fair education for all".

But the Internet utterly undermines both these goals.

Meanwhile, when college administrators short-circuit the academic marketplace of ideas, they utterly undermine any hope the academy might have of being taken seriously as a national resource on many important social and political issues.

They are in fact utterly counterproductive, undermining Israel's own interests and immensely complicating American diplomacy just ahead of today's arrival of Mr. Bush's special Mideast envoy, Anthony Zinni.

In one extraordinary act of communication, the concept of a "separate self", so precious to our contemporary sense of identity, is undermined to the point that it becomes, for McIntyre, utterly illusory.