Sentence examples for which were utterly from inspiring English sources
We went on a catamaran around the islands, some of which were utterly uninhabited.
"I was trying on a pair of thigh-high boots recently which were utterly ridiculous," Dr. Haimoff said.
Toronto's activists sought redress for poor government in an entirely orderly fashion, and their demands, which were utterly reasonable, belonged to the best traditions of polite Canadian politics.
The world DeLonge has created is incredibly vivid and well imagined and the plot has some great twists, especially near the end, which were utterly unexpected.
So this woman was talking about their crazy life together, and I wondered what kind of crazy she meant, and thought about their lives, which were utterly chaotic and concluded that the only fitting definition was crazy as senseless, irrational, and foolish, with maybe a dash of crazy as wild, extreme, and fanatical.
which is utterly, totally untrue.
It is a prose beyond accomplishment, yet which refuses to astonish, and which is utterly appropriate.
This is Federer's seventh straight Wimbledon final, which is utterly preposterous.
"Because of that gift [of organs] five people had transplants, which is utterly fantastic.
Which is utterly un-tenner-able (do you see what I did there?).
