Sentence examples for absolute saying from inspiring English sources

Matisse himself talked of abstraction and the absolute, saying he wanted to distil each image down to its bare essence, and insisting that, however incomprehensible it might seem in its day, his latest work would speak to the future.

Although he initially acknowledges that "it's not known precisely what caused the bleeding" that killed Ryder, in the crucial "sentencing factors" section, he becomes absolute, saying: "The deceased was susceptible to dire consequences from minor trauma by reason of a pre-existing aneurysm.

But "relative absolute" says that these verities only apply to the system in which they exist.

On a Park "I suppose nothing in life is absolute," said Anthony van Eyck Miller, a vice president of Bellmarc Realty.

Absolute says one will be forthcoming by year's end.

"For customers in the future, safety is the absolute," said Rob Meyerson, president and programme manager at Blue Origin.

"The pollution in Cerro de Pasco is absolute," said Zenón Aira Díaz, 70, a longtime resident and historian.

"The president's pardon and commutation power is absolute," said Stephen Presser, the emeritus law professor at Northwestern University.

I consistently spoke in absolutes, saying what I would never do and what I always did.

"It is a debate over absolutes," said Armando Martínez, president of the College of Catholic Lawyers of Mexico.

On one side were those who believe performers should always have an absolute say over who they have sex with.