far from defiant, was utterly grave and beseeching.
The tics of heads, shoulders, elbows, torsos, knees often recall the Tharpian dance language of yesteryear, but they're far from dated; they look utterly as if they belong to these people right now.
In 1609 Italian scientist Galileo Galilei, using his own telescope, modeled on an invention recently made in the Netherlands, discovered that the Moon, far from being smooth and utterly unlike Earth, had mountains and craters.
The Chimú capital, Chan Chan, on the northern seacoast of Peru not far from Trujillo, is now utterly deserted and uninhabitable for lack of water, but it is one of the world's most notable archaeological sites, with 14 square miles (36 square km) of rectangular blocks and streets, great walls, reservoirs, and pyramid temples, all built of adobe mud.
Far away, utterly excluded from the realms of the beautiful and wise, he resembled the cyclops Polyphemus, glaring at the world from his one eye.
The three books I've read so far are utterly different from each other, in tone and style, period and subject.
It will drop you at an underground loading dock far from the reception desk, and utterly removed from the hotel's glamorous architecture.
Most remarkably, religion while perhaps never far from the political arena has been utterly absent from the political campaigns for the upcoming elections to India's lower house, or Lok Sabha.
He is far from his home, and he is utterly and completely alone in this world.
The West's policy of appeasement has so far been utterly ineffective.
