'utterly direct' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the straightforwardness of something, for example: I appreciate your utterly direct approach to this difficult situation.
On some matters, Francis is utterly direct.
Music of haunting yet utterly direct poetic power.
Coote made the audience hang on every troubled word of these songs; her tone was wonderfully even, her delivery unadorned and utterly direct.
In Cardinal O'Connor's style, Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston was utterly direct with this message -- no matter how uncomfortable he might be making a group of political leaders, virtually none of whom could qualify as "unambiguously pro-life" by the standards spelled out in the Boston prelate's homily.
Certainly there are poems that are utterly direct, like the rending details in "Helen" of his wife's illness: The next night her cough was worse, with a harsher texture, the spasms came more rapidly, and they'd end with a deep, complicated emptying, like the whining flattening of a bagpipe.
It is at least somewhat controversial whether full-fledged verification or falsification in this sense ever occurs.[16] Plausibly, there are some propositions whose truth or falsity we grasp in an utterly direct, unmediated way.
The book's political subject is, of course, heavy and complex, but the novel itself is utterly lucid, direct, simple, and honest.
Since each such judgment is of the form "[It is true that] action of the kind phi is always [or generally] wrong [or: is generally to be done, etc.]" or "phi is [always] [or: generally] required [or forbidden] by reason", it must be the case – as Aquinas stresses very forcefully – that one's conscience is binding upon oneself even when it is utterly mistaken and directs or licenses awful misdeeds.
The truest evidence of his respect, though, lay in his emulation of the master's art, most spectacularly in the six-panel screen "Waves" (1815), a direct but utterly original response to Korin's "Rough Waves".
"The issue has been brought forward repeatedly, as per the international laws, both on a political and on a diplomatic level, on a bilateral basis, in a direct and utterly documented way, among partners, friends and allies," said one official, who declined to be named as is common practice here.
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