Sentence examples for absolutely someone from inspiring English sources

Absolutely; someone, at some point, will have a useful idea.

I had to tell someone I trusted absolutely, someone who I thought just might understand — Rumsfeld.

I had to tell someone I trusted absolutely, someone who ****I thought just might understand — Rumsfeld.

This is absolutely someone who could have committed this crime.

Observed jazz critic Nat Hentoff: "Anybody who was the drummer for pianist Bill Evans was absolutely someone who did more than keep the jazz time, which means keeping the pulse of the music.

The science is very simple and to have a science reporter say it's complicated is absolutely someone who's getting lost in the nuance of what's happening, when we know what's happening.

It was absolutely fascinating — someone else's detailed opinion of me.

Somewhat obviously the film argues against the idea that anyone can ever absolutely know someone else.

"I was absolutely convinced someone would snap it up," he said.

Before and after leaving Congress, there were six to ten, although, he told reporters, "I can't tell you absolutely what someone else is going to consider inappropriate or not" — which is pretty much his problem.

Elsewhere, another Keane, Roy (absolutely seamless, someone pass the Pulitzer), has stepped up his bid to £7m for Marseilles left back Taye Ismaila Taïwo, despite the fact he doesn't play for Spurs.