Sentence examples for Almost absolutely from inspiring English sources

In effect, they would remake a Senate that was long run on compromise and gentlemen's agreements into something more like the House, where the majority rules almost absolutely.

The self-assembled nuclei with the chirality sign affected by the shear force of enantiomorphic microvortices are subsequently amplified into almost absolutely chirality-controlled supramolecular gels or nanotubes.

"In case we brought over the former," he wrote, "it is almost absolutely certain that we would run into the same difficulties as with Furtwängler.

As neither party received a majority, the bargaining power of the two principal religious parties, the National Religious Party and Aguda Israel, is greater than it has ever been, as the support of both is almost absolutely necessary for either Likud or Labor to form a coalition which would constitute a majority in the Knesset.

Accordingly, terrorism is almost absolutely wrong (Primoratz 2013: chapter 6).

However, it almost absolutely guarantees a standard application environment across Android devices.

In the tie's dying seconds, the result is decided on the basis of Brydon being almost absurdly complimentary about absolutely everybody he encounters, whereas Johnston takes against at least one of recent history's pantomime villains.

Intelligibility between dialects is, however, almost never absolutely complete.

"And if other countries choose to do that, frankly that is almost certainly absolutely necessary if the scourge of people smuggling is to be beaten".

But other readers used that space to make helpful suggestions about how the survey could have been done differently – and they were almost all absolutely correct.

He was able to play off Protestant and Roman Catholic factions of Scottish nobles against each other, and through a group of commissioners known as the Octavians (1596 97), he was able to rule Scotland almost as absolutely as Elizabeth ruled England.