Sentence examples for absolutely fine for from inspiring English sources
3.52pm: "Bramble's been absolutely fine for two or three seasons now.
Had Hirst merely fiddled his mortgage claims, no doubt it would have been absolutely fine for him to vote.
"It's absolutely fine for a country to want to structure its economy in a completely different way to Germany's," she said.
Which is, let's be clear, absolutely fine for a lot of people, and the teaser trailer is jammed with arresting images of mega-destruction.
But it's absolutely fine for short meals or occasional use for either a baby or toddler, and it's lightweight and easy to clean, as well as being quick and simple to put together.
b) However, presumably Nisipeanu feared 21 h4 when one long line starts 21...Bxc5 22 Nxf7!? Kxf7 23 Qf3+ Kg8 24 d6+ Kh8 25 dxc7 and now 25...Rf8!? 26 Qxb7 Rxf2+ leaves a very big pawn on c7 but simply 25..Qxc7 is absolutely fine for Black.
And there were journalists who had come out and said it was absolutely fine and ethical for them to do this.
"Fine," I said, "absolutely fine".
The film feels like the extended pilot episode of a really, really good TV series, and that's absolutely fine: it leaves plenty room for the second and third instalments to grow in scope and stature should the first movie prove a success.
This is absolutely fine, but this [identifying patients for discharge] also has to be based on collaboration, and that it is not only me [who identifies patients]; because otherwise this [the collaboration] becomes meaningless.' (Nurse, Hospital B) 'Then this [identifying potential patients for discharge] became [an area of] collaboration.
This is absolutely fine, but this [identifying patients for discharge] also has to be based on collaboration, and that it is not only me [who identifies patients]; because otherwise this [the collaboration] becomes meaningless.' (Nurse, Hospital B) Importantly, the nurses did not reject the additional task as such, but rather the notion that the task became exclusively their responsibility.
