Ron Cook is immaculate: contained but utterly revealing as the manager.
He also ignores that further research has debunked Reinhart and Rogoff utterly, revealing that their biggest mistake was in confusing the cause-effect relationship between high debt and growth.
The woes brought by the harsh weather have revealed the utterly relentless pace of the baseball season schedule.
The drill is intended to teach returners the correct body positioning to receive the ball, but in the process -- with footballs bouncing off chests, careering off thighs, landing at players' feet -- it revealed how utterly fickle the nature of punt returning is.
Karen Froggatt, who is in charge of the charity's specialist work with children and young people, said: "It can be utterly devastating, to have revealed intimate details of sexual abuse, to then find they do not believe you or you are treated with contempt".
Scratch even a millimeter beneath the surface, though, and any equivalence between this statue and the Confederate statues across America is revealed as utterly false.
The NFL Network's Top 100 Players series this past summer was rendered utterly irrelevant when it was revealed that the players voted Lewis as the fourth-best player in the entire league.
This is "all that can be said about what truly exists," and reality is thus revealed as "something utterly different from the world in which each one of us supposes himself to live," a world which is nothing but a "deceitful show" (Guthrie 1965, 51).
Both begin with a mystery that feels utterly obscure and impenetrable, then is revealed to be more credible, involving and relevant, not to mention ruthless.
And unlike the willowy Sanford, the exotic Abedin or the formidable, polished Clinton, Petraeus has been revealed to be an utterly ordinary looking middle-aged woman.
