Sentence examples for was considered utterly from inspiring English sources

ALL of this history explains why, in legal circles, Mr. Feinberg's original decision to bar proximity claims was considered utterly mainstream.

I was in fact a pretty good, well-informed business negotiator, and I was always astonished to find myself in situations where that was considered utterly irrelevant".

It also produced some duds, but this is still a pretty impressive list for a system that was considered utterly corrupt.

It is considered utterly vulgar to suggest that you have been "jewed down" in a business deal.

The key in Manhattan, and, to an extent, anywhere, is that you can't question anyone's choice about anything, or risk being considered utterly rude and insensitive.

The offer, therefore, was considered as "utterly unreasonable, since this device is inherently of no use to us".

Since philosophical and (scientific progress) is supposed to teach not that Justice is just but what Justice is, at some level at least Forms cannot be considered to be utterly and strictly simple.

If 9-year-old Jeremy and his nearly septuagenarian grandfather may be considered reliable critics, this high-spirited, utterly engaging musical adaptation of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" is an intergenerational winner that deserves an unequivocal thumbs-up.

Certain expressions that were considered mistakes unworthy of polite company then seem utterly normal today.

The scenario is considered one of the gravest bioterror threats to the U.S. Victims would be utterly clueless.

For example, it is utterly important that among all sequence positions, which carry relevant information, as many as possible are considered for the prediction procedure.