Sentence examples for absolutely an example from inspiring English sources

Rezendes said, "If there's a bottom-line lesson, it's the old adage 'Question authority.' " Pfeiffer said, "This is absolutely an example of what happens when for decades people didn't question authority.

It's absolutely an example of government solutions.

And it is absolutely not an example of why we don't.

Does it look like it absolutely needs an example of only text/an example of text?

Asked repeatedly to address Mr. Thompson's call for him to take a clear stand on the issue, the mayor said: "I think it's absolutely a great example of what America is all about.

That's absolutely a good example... of kids on an adventure where the adults don't know what's going on and don't know what the stakes are.

In the 1930s London transport––it's hard to believe this now––but in the 30s it was an absolutely superlative example of an intelligent public service organisation.

Laurie Penny is an absolutely prime example; she does it all the time.

"I thought that this was an absolutely classic example of the sort of arrogance of power that organisations like the BBC get, where they think they can do what the hell they like.

"We see this as an absolutely classic example of how research in this field is constant and the door never seems to be closed to new views on what may or may not cause cot death".

Patricia: This seemingly irrelevant addendum, "he was treated with medication," is an absolutely classic example of how we report and then tamp down on these experiences.