"We ignore public understanding of science at our peril". Rolf F. Lehming, who directs the science foundation's surveys on understanding of science, calls him "absolutely authoritative". Dr. Miller's data reveal some yawning gaps in basic knowledge.
But, as one of W's Yalie frat brothers tells Kelley, it's not the substance abuse in Bush's past that's disturbing, it's the "lack of substance... Georgie, as we called him, had absolutely no intellectual curiosity about anything.
"He says he's called us 120 times and we've never called him back, which is absolutely false," Upshaw said.
Speaking on The Andrew Marr Show, Olympic gold medallist Victoria Pendleton praised Chris Froome's efforts, calling him an "absolutely phenomenal athlete".
And I called him back in the morning: "Absolutely!" But what I wanted to do was to write a synopsis and show it to [the author] E.L. Doctorow.
Does she call him Dad at work? "Absolutely not!" Sir Dad?
However, if the driver – let's call him Jean-Claude – is absolutely adamant that he wants to drive said bus off a cliff (think of M. Trichet's threats to pull the repo-able status of Greek debt and later refusal to allow the ECB to get involved in a rescue), and the conductor (Wolfgang) is similarly vehement about fiscal assistance – jumping out starts to look quite rational.
I know a guy who trades on Wall Street, call him George, who is absolutely disdainful of ordinary Americans.
There's a guy called Jimmy Williams and Eddie absolutely destroyed him in front of his team-mates.
But in a 20-page counter-affidavit sent to the Guardian by his lawyer, Celestino claimed he was working the night of Condez's death and called the charges against him "absolutely false, malicious and unfounded" and "unworthy even … of a telenovela or work of fiction".
