Sentence examples for a more absolute from inspiring English sources

"Writers," he said, "are concerned with representing... a more absolute and complete reality than reality itself.

That measure took a more absolute stand against soft money than the current version.

Delivery is a more absolute measure, especially if you use their own yardstick to beat them with.

NOW, many legal scholars argue that major patent and copyright owners are trying to stretch their qualified grants into a more absolute form of control.

And it comes as his selection of his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, was already drawing scrutiny for his support for a more absolute ban on abortions, even in cases of rape or incest.

Whereas "Editorial Summary" includes a statement of the status of a name relative to The Jepson Manual, "Current Status" is a statement of the status of a name relative to the flora of California as we understand it currently, a more absolute concept; the two are not equal.

Can that be any more absolute?

The Convention would rule with a sovereignty more absolute than the old monarchy had ever claimed.

In one example of this, Mr. Clinton asserted in Iowa last month that he had been against the war in Iraq "from the beginning," a statement more absolute than his public statements at the time.

Researchers recommend to the UK government: Committing to achieving a 70percentnt or more absolute reduction in food-related greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 Adopting a consumption-oriented approach Clearly setting out how cuts are to be achieved.

dPatients with hormone receptor-negative disease exhibited the largest absolute improvement in 5-year DFS when the sequential docetaxel arm (A → D → CMF) was compared with the control arms; these group had a 7% or more absolute increase in 5-year DFS compared with either control arm or the concurrent docetaxel arm.