You must either utterly embrace or utterly reject your parents' values.
"Banana growers utterly embraced Big Mike, growing it as a monoculture on massive plantations to take advantage of the heightened efficiency that homogenous production brings," Discover explained.
Yet this matters little, such is the book's soft and utterly involving embrace.
The forward drive that Alfred H. Barr Jr. and Philip Johnson embraced seems utterly contemporary — and covetable — today.
Approaching eight million views now, the video, also available via the group's Web site, is by far its most popular, and the comedians embrace the utterly confused response.
Ms. Hunter's delivery of this haunting, incantatory text, describing an elderly woman's withdrawal from the world — "Time she stopped," the character mutters time and again — into death's enveloping embrace is utterly mesmerizing.
The only way that would have worked would be if critics had just embraced it utterly, and said, 'This is depressing but it's so good that doesn't matter.' And they didn't".
"President Obama is turning out to be utterly and conventionally liberal, embracing record-breaking spending programs and record-breaking tax increases and giving us a record-breaking deficit and record-breaking debt," Peter Wehner, a former Bush aide, wrote on Commentary magazine's Web site.
(As shall soon become apparent, this conception is utterly abhorrent to Lotze, who embraces in its place, something that, at first glance, appears to be a form of phenomenalism, i.e., that to be a substance is nothing more than to appear as a substance).
Pope John Paul I murdered by Vatican malcontents, the Trilateral Commission's covert control of financial markets, the HIV virus as a CIA-funded biochemical weapon: these are just a handful of the scores of utterly bizarre falsehoods conspiracy buffs embrace as truths.
