Brown broadly sketches for us some pre-women's movement tableau, in which men's responsibilities consist of burly pursuits such as making trains to carry heavy loads and inventing electric lights, before explaining that all of this achievement would be utterly worthless if it weren't for the delightful, cheering presence of us ladies.
Being told that your life is a joke, that you're utterly worthless, that you have no friends.
And the first rule there is that hypotheticals are utterly worthless.
Put conversely: suppose that you thought that you and your life were utterly worthless, pointless, meaningless that in your eyes, you were valueless.
How worthless are checkups?
This is not to say that it is utterly worthless; according to Moi, the sex/gender distinction worked well to show that the historically prevalent biological determinism was false.
Many of them were wiped out or close to wiped out because their investments ended up being utterly worthless".
When young nationalists demonstrated against Japan, he wrote, "Protests against foreigners by those who aren't allowed to protest at home are utterly worthless".
At the end of his essays Han Han drops the allegorical mode and states plainly that "Protests against foreigners by people who are not allowed to protest at home are utterly worthless.
He added: "Information supplied by Wiesenthal before and in anticipation of the operation was utterly worthless". To the Editor: A new book, one of whose authors is a former employee of the World Jewish Congress, alleges that I discovered, then concealed, evidence of alleged World War II crimes committed by Kurt Waldheim (news article, Sept. 12).
Paper money by itself is utterly worthless; it only has value because we perceive it to have value and that is enough to make it valuable.
