Sentence examples for absolutely represented from inspiring English sources

You get people of all ages — every generation is absolutely represented here.

Through a spokesman, Mr. Vallone said that the plan "absolutely" represented an effort by Mr. Levy to fulfill his part of an agreement laid out in a memorandum of understanding between City Hall and the Board of Education as part of the city's budget negotiations.

I feel it absolutely represents us, whether it sells more yogurt is the question".

Therefore, the blood ILC profile and function does not absolutely represent ILC2s resident in the lungs of asthmatics; blood ILC2s therefore only partially indicates the status of the disease.

Now, don't get me wrong: The remarks made by Pope Francis absolutely do represent a stunning change in tone from his intensely homophobic predecessors, Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI.

As it emerges from Figure 1, it is evident that while in T. brucei the VSG is absolutely predominant (representing approximately 98%), in T. vivax it only represents about 55%.

Name me a symptom that could absolutely never represent cancer; if GPs simply started referring all patients to hospital at their first appointment we could easily reduce the NHS, in one working day, to an overload of well patients—and do the sick an increasing disservice.

The review, which was actually written by PCW staffer Dave Tebbutt, acknowledged that the machine had significant shortcomings but nonetheless represented "absolutely amazing value for money".

And then there is the critical matter of the security review that Dr. Brown last week claimed had already taken place when he told Bermudians that our police concluded the Uighurs represented "absolutely no security risk".

Thus, the cases represent various levels of risk rather than being absolutely representative for the hypertensive population of the region.

These take the form of lower and upper truth-valuations representing absolutely true and not absolutely false respectively.