Sentence examples for absolutely constitute from inspiring English sources

"The steps that Russia has taken to subvert the American democracy absolutely constitute cyber warfare," Dipayan Ghosh, former Facebook privacy & public policy adviser, told VICE News.

James M. Lemonedes, chief counsel for the City Law Department, said the aftermath of the Louima incident absolutely constituted the sort of emergency warranting race-based transfers.

We believe this unwanted treatment absolutely constitutes elder abuse.

Kieltyka told me several times that she believes Bailey's portrayal of her as an "autogynephile" constitutes "subreption," i.e., a misrepresentation of her identity so absolutely gross as to constitute a virtual theft of her true identity (Kieltyka, 2006a, 2006b).

Absolutely clueless college students probably constitute the ideal readership for Ms. Ray, who can explain to them how you make prosciutto and melon, a favorite with all 30-minute cookbook writers.

But under the question, "Does this conduct, if true, constitute sexual assault?" Absolutely.

New technologies are "absolutely transformative" and all the changes combined constitute a revolution, says Scofield.

They constitute a kind of spiritual hierarchy which is absolutely necessary for every individual.

"This would constitute a violation of international humanitarian law, which absolutely prohibits the use of chemical and biological weapons," he said.

"This would constitute a violation of international humanitarian law, which absolutely prohibits the use of chemical and biological weapons," MSF said.

One of the high points of Stewart's career was appearing on a supposedly "serious" political commentary show, and absolutely taking them to school on what does and what does not constitute journalism.