Sentence examples for considers absolutely from inspiring English sources

The sodomy scene, incidentally, gives us a candid "pelvic thrusting" shot of the sort that Kirby Dick, in his excellent 2006 documentary about movie censorship, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, tells us that the Motion Picture Association of America now considers absolutely beyond the pale, clothed or not.

The bonds had a decent yield, but their real advantage was they were considered absolutely safe.

What was considered absolutely taboo when we were teenagers, now nobody raises an eyebrow.

Black people were once considered absolutely fair game simply because they existed.

If a theory by nature is liable to change, it cannot be considered absolutely true.

Ten years ago it was considered "absolutely dangerous," for a psychoanalyst to do anything other than analysis, Dr. Pyles said.

In Bosnia and in Palestine, the return of refugees has been considered absolutely necessary for the stability of peace.

Arthur had seen much of the world, but not Iceland, a place my mother considered absolutely magical.

Risk-based investing exists everywhere but the arts (and, one could argue, in the non-profit world), where it is considered absolutely déclassé.

We learn about what it's like to consider absolutely everything that happens in your life in terms of whether it advances your career or not.

It includes a generous cross-section of Mendelssohn's music: two of the five mature symphonies, the radiant concert overture "The Hebrides" and the overture to Hugo's drama "Ruy Blas" (which Mendelssohn considered "absolutely dreadful and below all dignity").