I guess I need to be possessed by my characters wholly, utterly, before I can put a word down, whereas other writers might only need the promise of possession before they jump off into the work.
7. The Stunt Man (1980) Richard Rush's story of an escaped convict (Steve Railsback) who hides out with a film company shooting a war epic helmed by a tyrannical director (the great Peter O'Toole), is part comedy, part thriller, part satire, part love story and wholly, utterly unique.
And he made a point of being wholly and utterly available to Mr. Bush.
But Chapple, on the subject of "yellowism", said it was "wholly and utterly unacceptable to promote it by damaging a work of art".
Judge Roger Chapple of the Inner London Crown Court told Mr. Umanets that his actions "were entirely deliberate, planned and intentional," according to the BBC, adding that it was "wholly and utterly unacceptable" to promote the movement by damaging a work of art that had been "a gift to the nation".
Once we have accepted the basic tenets of evolution, no matter how much we marvel at the "tangled bank," we have to accept that it is a process that is wholly indifferent, utterly neutral, completely devoid of any sense of morality or ethics.
We implore you to rethink your recent vote, which is wholly and utterly incongruous to your noble and progressive defense of the American working class.
Why, he wondered, in addition to all the obstacles intrinsic and natural to writing, did his brain, the very organ that he thought would help him write fiction, actually supply a further obstacle, one that, besides being totally unexpected, was utterly pointless, wholly debilitating, and completely crazy?
Expect to feel wholly uncomfortable but utterly compelled to watch more.
This is a wholly readable and utterly persuasive attempt to get us to look at the Holocaust in a different light.
And they challenged writers to create more nuanced, more varied, more thoughtful female characters, active not reactive, neither wholly good nor utterly bad.
