Sentence examples for utterly valuable from inspiring English sources

Understanding how to take advantage of the capacity of iPad apps, how to use audio recording devices and Audacity, how to export and upload files online, or exploring programming software like Processing -- these skills are utterly valuable.

"The best lucky charm around is the Real Madrid badge," insisted Juanma Trueba in this morning's AS. "Madrid's victory was hugely valuable, but utterly pitiful".

He said, 'I may lose, but I will have done something valuable.' He was utterly calm while everyone was freaking out.

Though I can't get too exercised about the lack of Globe nominations for Clint Eastwood's Sully (a bafflingly dull and creaky picture), it is quite extraordinary that Martin Scorsese's powerful and valuable movie Silence has been utterly overlooked.

But Ryan knows how to handle the curves in the road, because he has fine-tuned the most valuable oxymoron in political life: he's utterly slick in his projection of genuineness.

The person making the claims might be so depressed or so weak-willed or so evil, that she remains utterly unmoved even when she sincerely thinks action would secure something valuable.

No, I don't mean utterly, but kill most of them -- then the rest will be valuable.

It's an utterly spurious conceit, of course, since in the real world anyone with something valuable to sell would solicit estimates from a number of dealers, then pick one, or would use an auction house.

Paper money by itself is utterly worthless; it only has value because we perceive it to have value and that is enough to make it valuable.

Utterly glorious.

Utterly ridiculous.