The phrase "absolute personal" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing concepts of personal identity or ownership, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "His absolute personal beliefs shaped his decisions in life."
Alternatives: "complete personal" or "total personal".
That's at the heart of flamenco -- the idea that at a certain moment, things impose themselves as an imperious, absolute, personal necessity".
When he was informed last April that this would be his last festival, he described it as "an absolute personal and professional affront that is both harmful to my reputation and damaging to the festival's international reputation".
Indeed, poverty was so important to Francis that in his last writing, the Testament, composed shortly before his death in 1226, he declared unambiguously that absolute personal and corporate poverty was the essential lifestyle for the members of his order.
Still, the designers really put their all into it from the little things like flying cars hurtling through a vast metropolis to bigger themes like the choice society makes between the chaos of absolute personal freedom and the relative security of a despotic, controlling government.
After a hunger strike and the intervention of Mr. García Márquez, he was allowed to leave the country in 1994, and has since denounced Mr. Castro for his "absolute personal dictatorship" and willingness "to do anything necessary to stay in power".
Some Quaker pacifists make an absolute personal stand against war (for example, by refusing to register for selective service and thus forfeiting conscientious objectors' status); others are more willing to sacrifice absolute purity by working for an alleviation of international tensions even at the cost of less rigorous application of their principles.
For the ancient Greeks, a tyrant was not necessarily a bad ruler; in its original form (tyrannos) the word was used to describe a person who held absolute and personal power within a state, as distinct from a monarch, whose rule was bound by constitution and law.
Absolute levels of personal exposures were under-represented by ambient monitors with median individual longitudinal correlations between personal exposures and ambient concentrations of 0.4 for NO2, 0.6 for PM2.5 and PM10 and 0.7 for absorbance.
I'm an absolute sucker for personal stories and when D'Souza delivers his own, I want to hear it.
This, however, is a complete anathema to much modern liberal thought that narrows religious and ethical language down to the absolute priority of personal autonomy and individual choice.
He reveres the "great elegance" of Harry Bertoia, and the "absolute integrity, both personal and professional" of Charlotte Perriand, but he can't say the same for Philippe Starck, whom Paulin calls "a crazy man who is infatuated with himself".
