Sentence examples for was utterly defeated from inspiring English sources

Germany was utterly defeated; millions of people had died, and its cities lay in ruins.

Without a single word from the teacher, we could see why Bonnie Prince Charlie was utterly defeated.

He was resisted by the national sentiment of the people and was utterly defeated at the Battle of Aljubarrota (Aug. 14, 1385).

More significantly, Germany was obliged to pay reparations after 1945, and in that case there was no negotiation at all: Germany was utterly defeated and the Allies simply helped themselves.

Finally, in the west, the Naiman ruler, fearful of the rising power of the Mongols, tried to form yet another coalition, with the participation of Jamuka, but was utterly defeated and lost his kingdom.

In 1649 Pope Innocent X accused the Farnese of the murder of an ecclesiastic and seized the fief; Ranuccio declared war but was utterly defeated at Bologna on August 13 of that year.

The fellow who "always wanted to make me a woman" is utterly defeated by the independence of the woman he tries to remake.

She goes even further with Lydia's mum, Eileen (Maxine Peake), someone who initially seems to be utterly defeated by her circumstances, and who is treated with disdain by her daughter.

For it to have lost support in many seats is calamitous.And yet looked at in a different, narrower way, Labour has not been utterly defeated so much as it has simply failed to make any headway.

How is it that our Democratic president, whose opponents have been utterly defeated in their efforts to prevent Congress from raising the debt ceiling, now feels that he has to negotiate with them over a purely fictional problem?

Our ships then went forward to attack theirs, and their men and horses were all drowned, so that they were utterly defeated.