Sentence examples for absolute clear from inspiring English sources
The phrase "absolute clear" is not correct in written English
The correct expression is "absolutely clear." Example: "The instructions were absolutely clear, leaving no room for confusion."
"There is an absolute clear consensus among security experts that a better formula must be devised," she went on.
He said that the actions described by Mr. Singleton were an "absolute, clear violation of the Fourth Amendment" and added that Mr. Singleton and Mr. Campbell "have a right to expect privacy in their own home".
You need to make sure when you're saying one thing and doing one thing that you don't then say and do another at the same time, so there has to be an absolute clear purpose and at the same time a determination of the European commission to make sure this whole issue is not brushed under the carpet but is transparent, open and investigated and then decisions can be taken one way or another".
"You need to make sure when you're saying one thing and doing one thing that you don't then say and do another at the same time, so there has to be an absolute clear purpose and at the same time a determination of the European Commission to make sure this whole issue is not brushed under the carpet but is transparent, open and investigated and then decisions can be taken one way or another".
"But we're not a normal business and we have an absolute clear understanding that the Sky Blues should play in Coventry.
So 440 is fuzzy but 424 is absolute clear communication, right into the body and mind.
The tibiae were dehydrated in ascending grades of ethanol to absolute, cleared in xylene, infiltrated and finally embedded in methyl-methacrylate.
And in ignoring the necessity of these guidelines, you will tell my child, in the absolute clearest terms, that he was right when he thought he didn't deserve the love and respect everyone else does.
The fixed tissues were thoroughly washed in water and gradually dehydrated through ascending grades of ethanol to absolute, cleared in histoclear (National Diagnostics, Hessle Hull, UK), and embedded in paraffin wax.
"It's simply not good enough to say you're pro-choice and then refuse the one moment when you have an opportunity to take an absolute, crystal-clear vote," she said.
Ford's "full, free and absolute" pardon cleared Nixon "for all offenses against the United States which he, Richard Nixon, has committed or may have committed or taken part in".
