Sentence examples for which is utter from inspiring English sources
All of which is utter balls.
"There's a feeling that women don't want to listen to other women, which is utter rubbish.
On the other hand, you can't add a push-to-talk number to a Verizon phone's address book except through a Web site, which is utter nonsense.
Recently we've been into Tim And Eric's Awesome Show - the funniest US comedy for years - and Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show on Radio 4, which is utter comedy brilliance!
The TouchPad can detect up to ten input points simultaneously, which is utter overkill for most applications, but it's heartening to see nonetheless.
We can do anything and everything without new revenue, which is utter nonsense.
The new Austen design includes an inapt quotation from "Pride and Prejudice" — "I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading!" — which is uttered by a character who is barely a reader.
"There are two begging calls; the first one is where chicks utter 'begging peeps', short cheeps when they want food from adults, and the second one we've called 'begging moan', which is uttered by juveniles when they're out of the nest, but still need food from adults," said Favaro.
In [14], authors have evaluated the classification rate just against a single irrelevant signal which is uttered by a different male speaker.
I'm generally not around people who use that type of language aside from SWAG, which is uttered by tweens in my skateshop on occasion.
Throughout writing, the cast and crew would watch scenes from the three films to pick moments to reference or tribute, including "Come with me if you want to live" and "I'll be back", which is uttered by John in this film.
