Sentence examples for absolute plenty from inspiring English sources
Although many people think the anonymity that veils their online rants is absolute, plenty of jurisprudence argues otherwise.
Though this distinction was not absolute -- there are plenty of establishment figures supporting Obama and plenty of grass roots feminists and other progressives who supported Clinton -- there is little question to whom Obama would owe his election.
That game came out just the other day, and has garnered absolute rave reviews; plenty of TechCrunch staff have lost dozens of hours to it, and expansions are on the way to suck even more time.
Monet became a very rich man churning out 2,000 works, and one need only hop the M o to the Mus?Marmottan Monet to see, among some great paintings, plenty of absolute stinkers.
Yet Trump has not only been unusually vague in terms of specific policy proposals; he has also made plenty of absolute claims that he will almost certainly have trouble living up to, from making Mexico pay for a border wall to bringing back heavy manufacturing jobs in the Rust Belt and having a secret plan for defeating ISIS.
The young are relatively less pessimistic than the old (64percenttoto 86percentt) but still plenty discouraged in absolute terms.
If Kershaw was not at his absolute dominating best, he was plenty close enough.
The men's and women's magazines for which Nick and Amy worked tell us that our ideal selves are urban, maximally attractive, and maximally single, with absolute career freedom, no children, and plenty of time for the gym.
There are plenty of companies – from Theatre Absolute, in the Midlands, to Big Telly, in Northern Ireland – who understand that you need to take theatre into the community rather than expecting the community to come to you.
