Sentence examples for absolute pronouncements from inspiring English sources

The subject of human rights in China confounds absolute pronouncements.

By Evan Osnos April 3, 2009 The subject of human rights in China confounds absolute pronouncements.

These are not absolute pronouncements, however, but conclusions of the "ruling prudence" that is the "pleasant sister of natural law"; that is, they rest upon an empirical, pragmatic assessment of spouses' respective abilities and burdens.

Forget the thought that the Bible is an absolute pronouncement".

We want to give the sure and absolute pronouncement about what is the right thing to do.

Boles said he could not give an "absolute pronouncement" about some of the practices associated with Sports Direct but stressed that "anything that counts as work must be compensated at least at the level of the minimum wage".

There's no point, really, in making pronouncements of absolutes.

In 2009, Johnny's lawyer filed charges with the EEOC against Lowe's citing the Commission's pronouncement that "an absolute bar to employment based on the mere fact that an individual has a conviction record is unlawful under Title VII".

Don't mistake my praise for absolute fealty in your every pronouncement, I have found in my life that there are few things that people can agree with unconditionally, however your refreshing candor and ability to tackle subjects that have been traditionally taboo, such as capitalism, greed, income inequality, violence, and inhumanity towards other men are enough to bring many back to the table.

In these, her latest pronouncements, her corporate identity is less absolute and she seems finally persuaded of the fact you can't live by data alone.

I've been drawn to people who recognize the limits of certainty and do not speak in absolutes and who spend more time listening than making pronouncements".