The phrase "absolutely examples" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It could be intended to emphasize the quality of the examples being referred to, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "These are absolutely examples of what not to do in this situation."
Alternatives: "perfect examples" or "clear examples".
"There are absolutely no examples provided by the state regulators that better explain this rule.
"That would be a good thing to do because of the findings by the TRC, and the absolutely horrific examples we have there," Mrozek said.
Gates told the outlet he "absolutely" sees examples of monopolistic tech companies overstepping their bounds right now, thereby inviting the same type of protracted, damaging legal battle he faced in the late 1990s as the CEO of Microsoft.
Laurie Penny is an absolutely prime example; she does it all the time.
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.
"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".
"That appears to be an absolutely classic example of leniency being shown to other countries," Collins said.
The way they're handling the SoftLayer acquisition is absolutely an example of best practice when it comes to M&A.
Damian Collins MP, chairman of the Commons Culture, Mediaandnd Sport select committee, called on Fifa to "clarify the issue", adding that it appeared to be "an absolutely classic example of leniency being shown to other countries".
