A subordinate claimed that Van Dorn "did utterly fail and neglect to discharge his duties" at Corinth.
They did utterly pretentious things like splash eau de cologne on letters to girls.
Yet still they smile mechanically at start and finish, perform to music, wear lots of sparkly eye shadow and, most maddeningly, do utterly ridiculous and perfunctory dance steps in staccato bursts between the tumbling sequences.
It was designed to appeal to as many people as possible, showing pictures of Americans doing utterly mainstream things like going to work, getting married and loving their families.
Dr Seuss's work is quite simply bursting with invention, and his unique view of the world – of strange creatures with strange names doing utterly strange things – is both surprising and wonderful.
He says: From my point of view, the rise of blogging and social media has allowed people doing utterly insane-sounding trips to share their stories, and that's made it much more of a 'thing'thing
The problem with Bush's faith-based initiative was that it was like everything else Bush did, utterly corrupted by an amoral fixer (Karl Rove) for whom everything was about political advantage – in the case of faith-based initiatives, thinly disguised payola for politically friendly evangelical groups.
Republicans propose to do utterly nothing.
Our curiosity has us doing utterly unproductive things like reading news about people we will never meet, learning topics we will never have use for, or exploring places we will never come back to.
But Pikes isn't important because the "Club Tropicana" video was shot there and famous people probably did utterly unspeakable things in the hotel's grottos and backrooms.
In a letter by Thomas Brattle in October 8, 1692, Danforth is described as among a select group of "several about the Bay, men for understanding, judgement and piety... that do utterly condemn the said proceedings, and do freely deliver their judgment..."....
