Its post-apocalyptic tale is told with an abundance of made up words, many of which pass without definition, while its knack for conversation without context make it thoroughly confusing.
In some performances it can seem banal, but Mr. Macal and the orchestra made it thoroughly compelling.
"Douse" means to plunge something into water and make it thoroughly wet; "dowse" means to use a divining rod to find underground sources of water.
All this made it thoroughly bizarre that it took more than 15 minutes before Lincoln, preceded by Secretary of State William H. Seward, finally came ambling into the reception room that morning.
Manveer Heir, a jury member, noted that while Quadrilateral Cowboy evoked nostalgia for computer hacking's early days, it was the "twists on that simple concept" that made it "thoroughly entertaining, engaging and well-executed".
This was before Steven Soderbergh's movie "Contagion" came out, and made it thoroughly, unnervingly obvious to all that a mutated flu virus could spark a global disease catastrophe necessitating prolonged self-quarantine.
But the contents of this swiftly told report make it thoroughly absorbing, as it follows Mr. Ressam's path from Algeria to France and Canada, then to the bin Laden camp and back to Montreal through the Los Angeles airport.
Rural Affairs Secretary Richard Lochhead said: "We can trace its origins back hundreds of years to the kitchens of the marmalade inventor Janet Keiller, making it a thoroughly Dundonian delicacy which deserves European recognition for its unique characteristics and long association with this city.
Yet the most extraordinary feature of Clark's Memoir, making it a thoroughly relevant document for our own time, has to do precisely with being American.
Glycosylation serves essential functions on many proteins produced in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, making it mandatory to thoroughly consider its biogenesis during the production process.
