As presented here, Mrs. Nixon is an honorable woman who in 1952 sees her husband as an utterly honorable man.
Though most people continue to support the war (albeit with growing reservations), the left regards it as an utterly illegitimate enterprise.
For the past 10 years or so, James Gandolfini established himself as an utterly distinctive presence in the movies – as a character actor in a supporting role.
But the social temperature was outdone by the actual thermometer, as an utterly underpowered air-conditioning system has been unable to counter the relentless early summer heat.
It's the supreme achievement of Apocalypse Now that it manages to exist simultaneously as a sublime relic of golden-era film-making and as an utterly ramshackle mess.
The result, Hillsborough, was hailed by the families as an utterly truthful account of their experiences and even the South Yorkshire police, portrayed throughout the piece as the chief culprits, praised our accuracy and attention to detail.
In 1999, Fox debuted a short-lived half-hour comedy for adults called Action, starring Jay Mohr as an utterly amoral movie agent (an early example of a TV show paying back some of the scorn of those movies about TV).
Former pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith last night described the figures as "an utterly outrageous attempt by the government to do down people's pensions and... little more than a cynical attempt to distract from the government's broken promises on immigration".
Just a few years ago, the fact that fossil fuel companies were frantically searching out more carbon despite the fact that the climate system is destabilising was treated as an utterly normal part of the market system.
He may stake out radical positions — like denouncing the war on drugs as an utterly futile "disgrace" — but he is, more often, a spokesman for those unsung soldiers in the progressive army: the brokers of the messy compromise.
