Gerry believed utterly in the power of advertising – which meant marketing the Guardian.
I believe utterly in the transformative powers of fiddling with your clothes to "spruce them up," as notions nuts like to say.
Ms. Upshaw, one of the most intelligent musicians around, sang with beguiling beauty and conveyed a sense that she believed utterly in the importance of this music.
This was a moral conflict, a fight to the death, where each side believed utterly and totally that the other had no legitimate claim to the job, and presented an existential threat to the party.
If you believed utterly in the reality of hell, that homosexuality was the gravest sin, and that death and destruction occurred on Earth because of God's anger, you might well behave like Phelps's acolytes.
You will believe utterly what these performers express with their potent voices and their agile, fiercely trained bodies: the peace that passeth all understanding; the hatred that does the same; the everyday sight of grief, pride and fear.
I think the key lies in empathy -- what the OED defines as 'the power of projecting one's personality into, and so fully understanding, the object of contemplation.' Empathy is the quality that can open up the play as freshly today as in 1605, when it would have shocked the life out of audiences who believed utterly in the rightful predominance of God and the monarchy.
That a junior Sri Lankan football team was recently allowed to play in Tamil Nadu, she believes, was utterly unacceptable.
Ten of 12 jurors must usually agree for a verdict to be reached, so individual biases cancelled each other out.Lord Falconer, the newly styled justice secretary, hailed the report as a vindication of juries, which he believes are "utterly vital to our justice system".
