Sentence examples for was not utterly from inspiring English sources
Weirdly, and mercifully, ending our marriage was not utterly devastating.
It was not utterly new to England, however; the restrictions of the Licensing Act of 1737 had been habitually evaded by combining drama with music, singing, and dancing.
Ms. Brown said that although she would not even characterize the relationship as an affair ( "an affair is sexier," she wrote) the man was not utterly revolting.
Though inter-breeding was not utterly disastrous, the mixed offspring of modern humans and Neanderthals did not, in general, fare well.
But for all that we ought to be glad, no one really needed it, yet it was not utterly worthless, it taught us the forms of this our present waking life, the manners of the unreachable".
Newman said the defence was entitled to show evidence that Ururyar was not "utterly depraved" but was a good person, according to people who knew him.
So, while Gray fully endorsed Thatcher's "militant position in the Cold War", he wasn't utterly surprised when the Berlin Wall suddenly went, like a tower block that had been demolished in a controlled explosion.
Who wasn't utterly enamored of hair accessories at the height of Blair Waldorf's TV reign?
Unlike Tory losers past, Harper wasn't utterly crucified by the electorate or his caucus the way John Diefenbaker, Joe Clark, or Brian Mulroney were.
He is not utterly immune to cliché.
