Sentence examples for as absolutely the from inspiring English sources

But, especially since Friday, Tavecchio is viewed by many as absolutely the wrong man for that job.

Despite their celebrity, Johnson described the couple as "absolutely the two most secretive people on the face of the Earth".

A tape recording of the event – Efficiency and Reform – The Next Chapter – at the Royal Society of Arts on 8 December shows that Maude referred to the fund as "absolutely the right idea".

Earlier on Monday, the prime minister's spokeswoman described the governor as "absolutely" the best person for the job, which is the sort of thing you say if you think he'll do the full eight-year term.

Sir Nicholas Kenyon, managing director of the Barbican Centre and, like Bazalgette, a member of the ENO board, describes him as "absolutely the right man for what is a very difficult job".

In the nonplayoff world of the Kansas City Chiefs, removing the interim tag from Coach Romeo Crennel was hailed as absolutely the right move, including by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson, although Sam Mellinger writes in The Kansas City Star that General Manager Scott Pioli can make this work only by now making bolder moves.

She's as absolutely convinced the freeway will be built as the opponents are who say it never should be and never will be built.

Few people divide Spanish opinion as absolutely as the slick-haired investigating magistrate.

"I think most people are going to see that as absolutely over the line and egregious.

"The Russian Foreign Ministry regards as absolutely unlawful and provocative the decision of the federal court in Washington," the government said in a statement on Thursday.

There seemed then no reason to suppose Benfica would not dominate the sixties as absolutely as Madrid had the fifties.