Sentence examples for absolutely one can from inspiring English sources

William thinks one ground of this doctrine is Avicenna's principle that from what is one insofar as one can only come what is one (OO I, 618b; Teske 1998a, 82), and hence from God, who is absolutely one, can at most come one thing.

Glass Jar Candles Any glass jar, absolutely any one, can take on new life as festive candles for your Fourth of July soiree.

And because absolutely no one can be arsed with another referendum.

Creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, though, have crafted a series in which absolutely no one can truly be that figure.

Once in a while, a film comes along at the Cannes film festival that utterly divides the critics, that is despised by some and adored by others – and that absolutely no one can stop talking about.

One had to go a good twitch south-west, to Enniskillen, to find the home town of the best voice of the week, because absolutely no one can imbue the slow vowels of the word "fella" with such gentle but minacious intent as Adrian Dunbar.

When you're my age you're fat and bald and covered in wrinkles but at the very least you have the power of knowing that a lot of that bullshit really is bullshit and if you want to do what you want to do, absolutely no one can stop you.

Is there any kind of scientific evidence that proves that being friends with an entire group of people without having one special person on whom one can absolutely rely is preferable?

He told the ABC it was an example of the "absolutely wonderful things" one can experience in "the great outdoors of Tasmania".

Clearly, in CLL problems, some data cannot be absolutely reliable, e.g., one can hardly believe that the demand for a product is exactly known.

"One can absolutely use an Oriental rug on top of other rugs.