The potential for absurdity in Pater's definition of aestheticism was grist to the mill of George Du Maurier, whose cartoons for Punch developed a whole gallery of characters in thrall to the culture of sensibility in which "too-too-utterly" were operative words.
It is also utterly seductive and delicious looking – inspiring, too.
And it's also utterly, utterly backwards.
The Rothko too is utterly different from the Pollock and the Kline.
While the grievance process coexists politely with the regular legal system, the insistence on maintaining stability is, all too often, utterly at odds with it.
He is, until he provides a dazzling coda (no one should leave the theatre too quickly), utterly raw and shell-shocked.
There are moments, too, of utterly bleak comedy, such as when Terri, Krystal's mother, whose council house is a rubbish dump, attempts to defend her patch against the predators from the social services.
From the White House in 1907, he wrote to a friend, "I neither respect nor admire the huge monied men to whom money is the be-all and the end-all of existence; to whom the acquisition of untold millions is the supreme goal of life, and who are too often utterly indifferent as to how these millions are obtained".
The turbaned female onlooker, too, is utterly absorbed in the killing of this man, leaning forward, helping to hold the struggling body down, and as he suffers, so his right arm rises up and his fist seems to be supporting her chin, as if to encourage her to ruminate upon the scene – a particularly macabre supposition.
Rollerskating, too, was utterly beyond me.
