The England-based designers embraced their homeland's traditions in woolens, tweeds and tailoring to create exciting collections that were, well, so very utterly English.
"I am very utterly disappointed that Mr. Clinton will not see all that we have done for our village," said Harun ur-Rashid, a gaunt, clean-shaven man.
Jace, from all these boring-as-hell descriptions and details of how and why he is so very absolutely and utterly flawless (but WAIT – he has a chipped tooth, which obviously shows that, like everyone else, Jace is human too!) is clearly the ideal man of the teenage Cassandra Clare, and she wants him to be everyone else's too.
Judges described it as "very moving, utterly gripping and not a false note".
It turns out to be a very beguiling, utterly uncliched love letter to Rome itself.
UNCLE VANYA The Sydney Theater Company's very funny, utterly heartbreaking production of Chekhov's masterwork found a brutal but balletic physicality in the lives of lonely Russian provincials.
Looking beyond tried and tested beat group influences to the dark and dismal early 1980s sound of the Psychedelic Furs and Joy Division, their retro claustrophobia collides with very modern, utterly stinging confusion.
A good question from James Irving, in St Paul: Personally speaking, Serena is one of very few utterly dominant individuals or teams who don't drive me to despair with a kind of win-weariness which leads to a hard wired dislike.
That the practice has found some of its most aggressive expression in the aftermath of natural disasters is surely obvious to anyone who has observed the second and third chapters of Hurricane Sandy, as businesses have gone about the yoked work of advancing their interests while igniting charitable impulses, occasionally to unseemly, or at the very least, utterly confounding, effect.
It is an amazing and important work about custody battles in America and features the words of very brave, utterly uncompromising and dedicated scholars and activists.
He said such devices were "extremely volatile, very, very dangerous, utterly lethal and could function at any time".
