The inscrutable Scandinavian with the rimless glasses, Putinesque smile and half tinned paté utterly fills the bill.
While his novel has the vast sweep of pure tragedy, it is also at times playful, and utterly engrossing; it is filled with original and unexpected detail about domestic life, about the shapes and shadows that surround love and memory, and about the sharp and desperate edges of loss and fear.
This was clear from the proliferation of bogus news in support of the Trump campaign, like what came out of the Macedonian town of Veles, with its "100 pro-Trump websites, many of them filled with sensationalist, utterly fake news," during the Presidential election, as Wired reported.
She was crying because she was exhausted and utterly terrified that the tent filled with lights, sound equipment, and computer gear was going to collapse in on her.
It's July in the Pacific Northwest, and this utterly normal event space is filled with friendly Midwestern-looking couples, long-haired guys in black, grouchy girls with bangs from Portland, Oregon, and the occasional tall, blonde woman whose leggy hotness is puzzling in this land of drizzle and sweaters.
This was certainly true of a creamy risotto Milanese that was utterly tasteless, as were pasta triangles filled with artichokes in a fresh tomato sauce.
A recovering drinker I know who attends a lot of meetings in church basements once shocked me by commenting that Al-Anon, the fellowship for those affected by a loved one's drinking, is filled with people "so utterly lame that they're not even addicted to a proper substance".
Winding around the roads at crazy speeds on the ATVs was fun, but suddenly fields that had only yesterday been filled with turkeys were utterly empty, save a few decadent feathers.
My inbox has been filled with statements from groups utterly condemning the murder, voicing support for British soldiers and calling for unity and peace.
She traveled the country to give speeches filled with her folksy yet utterly insane ideas about politics and America, TLC gave her a reality show, and Fox News hired her as a correspondent.
