The phrase "absolute presence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being fully present or engaged in a situation, often in a philosophical or spiritual context.
Example: "In meditation, one seeks to achieve an absolute presence, free from distractions and fully aware of the moment."
Alternatives: "complete presence" or "total awareness".
The genius of "Toughboy," and of Hill's other books, lies in the characters' absolute presence in the storytelling.
Turrell's work invokes the historical concept of the sublime in a way that feels effortless, an absolute presence in the work which the viewer simply feels.
But the first-person shooter combines them in a distinct way: a virtual environment that maximizes a player's potential to attain a state that the psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi calls "flow" — a condition of absolute presence and happiness.
Scratch the surface and you'll find that almost everyone pursues some activity demanding absolute presence of mind: if not mountain climbing or sailing or bike racing (where a lapse of attention might mean death), then photography or singing or recreational cookery (where a lapse of attention means you'll screw things up).
(Partage de midi and L'Annonce faite à Marie appear in English translation in Two Dramas [1960].) Claudel's experiments mixing the inspiration of Wagnerian drama, Japanese Noh theatre, and film produced in the interwar years two major epics proclaiming the absolute presence of divine order in the world.
Life as reality is absolute presence: one cannot say that there is anything if it is not present, of this moment.
And, after the insipid triumphalist overture of music and video and prancing androgynous spandex, when the orcas finally entered the arena and began their leaping, SeaWorld was overwritten by their absolute and devastating presence.
In the scene, designed by Ivan van Hove, an innovative Belgian on the European theater scene, it all comes down to the presence, absolute and alone.
Like Rilke, who called death "our friend precisely because it brings us into absolute and passionate presence with all that is here, that is natural, that is love," Fusselman wants us to see that accepting death is what makes life sweet.
The requirement for DTT was also absolute, and its presence was required at the dissociation step, A (Table 1).
As each DNA sequence present in a population sample is compared to the others depending on their respective absolute frequency, the presence of one or two predominant alleles is weighting strongly on the percentage of pair comparisons included in class 0. By contrast, European, continental Asian and African populations generally showed many alleles with more even frequencies.
