And I continue to stay up nights, mouth gaping whilst staring at the ceiling in sheer astonishment, attempting to ponder how on earth I managed to exist (I'd say 'survive' but in the philosophical sense, one is actually simply existing without obtaining such knowledge early in life) into my late-twenties prior to obtaining such pearls of wisdom, all courtesy of a neatly-packaged article via Yahoo!).
Indeed, the fact that a Daesh terrorist would have the sheer audacity to attempt an attack on the Prophet's Mosque in Medina, which was clearly intended to be an attack on fellow Muslims, proved with certainty that the organization's claim to represent any type of Islam is without merit.
Other than the occasional disoriented stray or the victims of strandings, whales typically visit us only fleetingly, to grab a passing breath of air or, rarer still, when they're breaching: spectacular, body-long heaves, the impetus for which still baffles scientists, who have attributed them to everything from sheer exuberance to attempts to shake off body lice.
The sheer number of attempts to define and classify uncertainty reveals an awareness of its importance in environmental science for policy, though the nature of uncertainty is often misunderstood.
Based on the 2012 Dennis Lehane crime novel of the same name, Live by Night is definitely Affleck's most ambitious turn behind the camera in terms of the sheer scope it attempts to encompass, weaving an epic, decade-spanning crime tale in the Godfather mould.
In this environment, it is sheer folly to attempt to impose targets without a meaningful road map of how such targets can be practically achieved.
But it was probably the sheer audacity of attempting to land Rosetta's tiny robotic probe, Philae, on an irregular lump of dust, ice and rock 405m kilometres (252m miles) from Earth, that won the world over two years ago.
Cather died long before the recent proliferation of graduate writing programs, but her feisty letters suggest she would have had nothing good to say about it: "I think it is sheer nonsense to attempt to teach 'creative writing' in colleges," she wrote one professor in 1934, declining his invitation to contribute to a textbook.
In his book "From Hope to Higher Ground," which was published in January by Center Street, he wrote, "It would be sheer folly to attempt to suddenly impose a strict enforcement of existing laws, round up 12 million people, march them across the border, and expect them to stay".
But to get back to your question I'm not sure that apart from the sheer joy of attempting to be a Hamlet or a Lear, any female actor would be able to cast an especially glowing illumination into either of these parts.
