It is pursued internally out of a thirst for absolute understanding, for a sense of the body that does not leave any part about right, but rather utterly right, exact as to itself.
And if that is true of monarchs then who on earth are you and I, transported uneasily by Velázquez into the skin of royalty, attended by a painter who looks at us, polite, exact, and utterly ruthless in his craft?
The earth is not fixed in place at some given point because nothing is utterly at rest; nor can it be the exact physical center of the natural universe, even if it seems nearer the center than "the fixed stars".
Thus, in my neighborhood, every utterly special, exceptionally gifted child is strapped into the exact same Maclaren stroller as her peers.
Donald Trump would face the exact same problem if he wanted to, in his words, "utterly destroy ISIS".
Alexandra Gilbreath's Gail is an utterly convincing portrait of an attractive midlife woman whose professional dedication exacts a heavy personal price.
Image resolution does not need to improve on that of the electron microscope (at the cellular level) and X-ray crystallography (at the molecular level), but without doubt the new abilities to determine in live or un-fixed specimens, the exact position of identified molecules in complex molecular/cellular machines will be utterly fascinating (Wong et al., 2014).
6. Second Nature: A Gardener's Education by Michael Pollan Pollan writes about dirt (dirt!) and is utterly fascinating, even to a reader who has previously stated that this is the exact subject that she most dreads in garden books.
Notions like belief, desire, hope, fear, etc. are folk notions and, as such, it may not be utterly plausible to expect (eliminativist arguments aside) that a scientific psychology will preserve the exact contours of these concepts.
He extrapolated, as strict constructionists do, that activist judges confer rights not specifically delineated by the exact text of the Constitution, usurping the job of legislatures, who sometimes enact "utterly silly laws".
