Sentence examples for absolutely to be from inspiring English sources

"I need, absolutely, to be alone".

They were raised in Galicia, and they wanted absolutely to be separate.

I didn't meet one person who loves absolutely to be slaughtered.

"Banks that manipulate the rate deserve, absolutely, to be fined," he said.

Dr. Davidoff sounds sympathetic but a bit triumphant as she adds, "Now the men are absolutely to be pitied, because the women are in the driver's seat".

Implicit in his poetry there is indeed an aesthetic judgment that anti-semitism must be enabling, and when not, is absolutely to be prohibited.

They are what Kipling would have termed "one of the martial races": absolutely to be admired, possessing none of the negative "oriental" traits – deviousness, laziness and the like.

Sir David King, former UK chief scientist, said: "[A date of 2020] for an agreement is absolutely to be expected, and I am not at all dismayed by that".