Sentence examples for would have utterly from inspiring English sources

Patel says that to have given such a top-down order would have utterly unethical given the risks involved.

But that would have been a lie, he said, and "would have utterly destroyed the credibility of the agency in the long run".

"And while Russia has the capability to strike us with a nuclear weapon, dropping a bomb on us tomorrow would be way wide of [President Vladimir ] Putins strategic intent and would have utterly catastrophic consequences for Russia itself".

Stanton Sheetz shuddered a few weeks ago when he heard news reports of how contaminated spinach had made 200 people sick, causing a nationwide food panic that would have utterly depressed Popeye.

It would have been utterly toothless".

It would have been utterly enthralling.

And frankly, it would have been utterly unrealistic to get rid of them.

"It would have been utterly insane to use Countryfile to appeal to younger viewers".

Their supposedly realistic characters would have seemed utterly unbelievable if they had ignored such an all-consuming tragedy.

To not have jokes and humour throughout either novel would have been utterly untrue to what we know of ourselves.

Elsewhere there was a story of paradoxically radical conservatism – the only shocking thing left being to do what would have been utterly commonplace 100 years ago.