A show like The Honourable Woman, Blick says, derives from this process: years of thinking and researching, then, after pitching, six months spent "utterly grounding the story in my head.
The fantasy the movie spins is indelible and durable because it is grounded in a prosaic and utterly familiar reality.
This is a well-researched and utterly riveting history of the issues that unite and divide organic farmers and consumers, firmly grounded in the political context of classic social movements.
"The emerging truth about Darby's malicious involvement in our communities is heart-breaking and utterly ground-shattering," said the Austin Informant Working Group, a collection of activists from the city who worked with Mr. Darby.
Such a link between materiality and God is not much of a conceptual stretch (though in standard Platonic, Neoplatonic, and Aristotelian contexts we would tend to link God with form): both matter and God are utterly hidden and utterly grounding for all else, while form (and the Will/Wisdom with which it is associated) mark the lesser "active" or "manifesting" mode of divinity and of the cosmos.
In addition, the new science was grounded on the notion, utterly absent in previous ages, that the events in this domain form a self-regulating system.
Could there be any middle ground in his utterly different styles?
So why is Das Kapital, which covers the same ground, so utterly different in style?
It threatens the censorship of legal and legitimate publicly available information on utterly opaque grounds.
This rational illumination empowers me to "see utterly clearly with my mind's eye"; my feelings of certainty are grounded — indeed, "I see a manifest contradiction" in denying the proposition of which I'm convinced.
