Sentence examples for utterly unworthy from inspiring English sources
Hungary dismissed Mr Faymann's comments as "utterly unworthy of a 21st-century European leader" and summoned Austria's ambassador to explain.
I'm always curious as to how they vet these things to ensure some studio stooge hasn't written in to pour praise on an utterly unworthy piece of celluloid, but let's hope this one's the real deal.
FOR a country widely perceived as worthy but boring, Canada is receiving some unaccustomed attention these days for the utterly unworthy but mesmerising municipal dramas unfolding in its two largest cities, Toronto and Montreal.Until this week the focus has been on Toronto, whose mayor, Rob Ford, faces unproven allegations that he was caught on video smoking crack cocaine.
Its pervasiveness contributed to the American narratives of race that considered black people to be less than human, "other" and utterly unworthy of citizenship, much less equality.
David Knowles, a historian of English monasticism, wrote that Norreis was "utterly unworthy to hold spiritual office of any kind", and that Baldwin's appointment of him as prior at Christ Church "must always remain a dark stain on the archbishop's reputation".
Since I love both species, I suppose Ms. Raver and Mr. Capote would see me as being utterly tasteless and unworthy of notice.
Instantly, I feel rejected and unworthy and utterly alone.
Certain expressions that were considered mistakes unworthy of polite company then seem utterly normal today.
It was an utterly specious case, filled to the bursting point with tragic implications and unworthy of a civilized society.
Practicing his opening argument recently, Mr. Olson declared that California's ban is "utterly without justification" and stigmatizes gay men and lesbians as "second-class and unworthy".
