Sentence examples for was utterly insignificant from inspiring English sources
Richard T. Ely, the noted Wisconsin economist and Progressive social commentator, wrote that the power exercised by Otto von Bismarck, the chancellor who had unified modern Germany, was "utterly insignificant when compared with the ruling authority of the Pullman Palace Car Company in Pullman".
In other words it is utterly insignificant.
The net effect of the Budget on spending, debt and growth will be utterly insignificant.
To take another example: did Hattersley think that the papers and published articles of Gareth Jones, private secretary and speech-writer to Lloyd George during two significant years (1930-1932), were utterly insignificant?
For our present purpose we are, however, considering not the small group known as the solar system consisting of the earth and planets: all these objects are in close proximity to our own sun ; but what we are now considering are the stars and other objects sunk into space all round, at distances compared with which the dimensions of the solar system are utterly insignificant.
Rather than lightly hinting at a dollar fix, Paulson should recognize that the dollar is utterly insignificant except as a measuring stick that facilitates the wealth-enhancing exchange of goods.
Surely logic would dictate that however misguided the President's comments they are utterly insignificant compared to the ongoing campaign to make our girls into sexually active women well before it is healthy or appropriate for them to be so.
Sterne showed how the insignificant could be utterly significant.
He was utterly horrified.
It was utterly breathtaking.
