Sentence examples for claimed to absolutely from inspiring English sources

In a statement sent to Global Witness and seen by the Guardian, VRG said it had a licence to operate in Cambodia and Laos and claimed to "absolutely observ[e] national legal regulations of the host country".

At some point, no doubt, the Greek lyric poet Simonides of Ceos was approached at a party by someone claiming to absolutely adore his verse on the nature of women.

Swift initially claimed to have absolutely no knowledge of the track, even though the rapper insisted he had an hourlong phone call with the singer about it.

In particular, the concomitant positivity for both the above reactivities has been claimed to be absolutely specific for autoimmune hepatitis [ 17].

Thus he claimed to have "made absolutely no interventions seeking to influence" the decision on the bid when Cable was responsible for it.

And yet she claims to be absolutely determined to get to the truth on this issue.

My mate Paul is claiming to be absolutely wired after his coffee, which is locally roasted in Georgetown.

For Strauss, Maimonides' refusal to resolve the tension between law and philosophy (between praxis and theory) expresses Maimonides' moderate claims both for what philosophy can produce on its own (it cannot produce the law) and for what revelation can claim to know absolutely (it cannot provide certain knowledge of the mystery of its origin).

That same year, the FBI's top fingerprint analysts were forced to admit that they were wrong after claiming to be "absolutely confident" that a fingerprint had linked a lawyer in Oregon to the Madrid train bombings.

The line of questioning would have been particularly uncomfortable for Trump, who said on TV in 1999 that he was "very pro-choice" but now claims to be "absolutely pro-life".

And you know how experiences are like: confound, blurry, messy, especially when the person claims to be absolutely convinced of his or her faith; that's when doubt is most evident.