Sentence examples for absolute anything from inspiring English sources

As history shows, absolute anything leads to terrible consequences.

There's no promise of absolute anything.

The tunes are absolute; anything else that surrounds it in the sense of how you come across in interviews etc is momentary, really.

"This is a not very thinly disguised first step to try to get an absolute anything goes-no limits regime on campaign contributions," Charles Fried, a former solicitor general under President Ronald Reagan and author of an amicus brief submitted by Americans for Campaign Reform, earlier told The Huffington Post.

This right is considered absolute, and anything that would interfere with the property without consent – often even taxation – is considered an infringement.

But I'm not absolutist on that because my moral theology is such that I don't think you can be absolute about anything.

While Lyth drove with absolute certainty anything pitched up, Lees faced 17 balls without opening his account before he played a full delivery onto his stumps.

From what I can tell, global corporate power is as smoothly treacherous and absolute as anything going in a well-oiled feudal kingdom, and the notion of an omnipresent Denmark Corp. provided an easy vehicle for Claudius's smiling villainy.

Although there is no absolute standard, anything less than six months of bona fide rental use is probably not enough.

Prosecutors enjoy absolute immunity for anything they do connected to a particular criminal trial.

"The world is almost never black and white, and we rarely operate with absolute certainty about anything," he said.