Sentence examples for utterly used to from inspiring English sources

What's funny about tragedy is how utterly used to it we become.

Rather than fighting their extreme policy initiatives, the establishment built the right a monstrous deportation machinery that could now be used to utterly monstrous ends – which, frankly, is how they've been used all along.

A line in the song "Zip!" in Lorenz Hart's "Pal Joey" refers to her: "Who the hell is Margie Hart Danny Kayeye immortalized her in a song that talked about farmers who "used to utterly utter when Margie Hart churned her butter".

The public sector is beholden to vast arrays of interests and constrained by inviolable rules, which can be utterly alien to businessmen used to more total control.

The dynamic of power they're used to is utterly reversed, and the outside world is shut off.

"People used to think ecstasy was utterly harmless," she said.

"Carriers used to control everything, and now the tables have utterly turned," Dr. Lippman said.

But many of the phrases most often used to indicate a container clue are also frequently used to mean utterly different cryptic devices.

It's time to change!" The band are hacked off with the music industry, they feel cheated, they feel utterly used, all sentiments which have been brillaintly channeled into a healthy bout of raging post-punk in The Beginning of the Twist.

For one thing, she's got an enormous range of voices – from the well-observed to the utterly bizarre – that she uses to create a galaxy of fresh-feeling and sparky comic characters.

There's an ache in Lyle Lovett's voice, too -- one he can use to sound utterly heartfelt even when his songs grow wry and absurd.