Sentence examples for almost absolute lack of from inspiring English sources

The trouble about Poland is its almost absolute lack of defensible frontiers.

His last album, "Ready," was one of the best R & B albums in recent memory, notable for this singer's almost absolute lack of shame, and his lovely, flexible voice.

Abdullah's reign saw a general crackdown on all forms of domestic criticism, epitomized by the flogging of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi; a continuation of the guardianship system which gives women an almost absolute lack of independent rights; and mass campaigns of arrests and deportations of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers who reported abuse by Saudi authorities.

On another occasion, he defined the quality that distinguished him from many of his contemporaries as "an absolute lack of certainty about almost anything".

Herzen didn't say that his distinguishing mark was "an absolute lack of certainty about almost everything," as Mr. Stoppard once did, but he might have endorsed one of the dramatist's recent comments: "I'm a man of many different convictions, and they all co-exist".

But the truly significant thing about this development is the absolute lack of any pushback from Congress.

"It goes right to the heart of what people find most disturbing in this situation — the absolute lack of justice".

"There was an absolute lack of supervision of him".

The absolute lack of turn signals was the least of our problems.

"A smirk and a so-what attitude — an absolute lack of remorse," Thompson said.

It is set in Naples, a city shot with an absolute lack of sentimentality.