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And Mark who is utterly absorbed in studying kosher certifications, who is tearing through hundred-calorie snack packs and eating handfuls of roasted peanuts, and who has said nothing since we entered the pantry except "What's a Fig Newman?"—he stops and says, "I want to play this game".
Donovan, while asserting in February that previous European tours found him unready "technically, tactically, mentally and physically," said he studied and prepared utterly this time.
It is the early works, though, that have proved so influential, not only to composers who studied with him, utterly dissimilar figures such as Gerald Barry and Wolfgang Rihm, but those of a slightly older generation like Harrison Birtwistle, for whom Stockhausen's music offered a genuinely new way forward in the late 1950s.
How could there still be such a person: a multi-talented performer, clever enough to win honors at Brown, where she studied Linguistic Anthropology, so utterly unspoiled, friendly and fun?
Then, in early January, the outside panel released its report: it was an utterly damning study , which took CBS News to task for the National Guard story and for a stubborn refusal to acknowledge mistakes.
Interestingly enough, The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook, an 1888 publication quoted in The Road to Vindaloo, an utterly fascinating study of the British love affair with curry, includes a plainer recipe, rather like a spiced paella, in its chapter on "Native Dishes" – but then its author, the redoubtable Flora Annie Steele, wasn't your average memsahib.
This utterly decimating study of teenage obsession continues to Zamboni my brain into a smoothly polished, ice-cold dagger.
They will give us an utterly new way to study astrophysical phenomena, one that is not depended on the light telescope.
Rather, it is the hijackers' homelands that, by rejecting an empirical-based system of education untainted by religious fundamentalism, make it both necessary for aspiring engineers to study abroad, yet utterly unable to bridge the cultural divide they encounter.
Here and there, Just goes in for a kind of syntactical shortcut, presumably a side effect of his laudable economy of style, but one that creates grammatical ambiguities: "She began to describe her studies, utterly fascinating".
"The main reason that the E.E.O.C.'s charge process is so problematic is that it has been subject to utterly unrealistic expectations," the study concluded.
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The phrase "utterly studied " functions as an adverbial modifier followed by a past participle, indicating the extent to which something has been studied. It suggests a very thorough or complete examination. While grammatically sound, Ludwig AI suggests its usage is somewhat unusual.
Expression frequency: Rare
