Sentence examples for document absolutely from inspiring English sources

"This document absolutely represents a fringe ideology within the church," said Matthew Bowman, a history professor at Henderson State University and the author of "The Mormon People: The Making of an American Faith". He said it is not representative of what the mainstream church teaches and is the kind of thinking that has been used to legitimize notorious fights with the U.S. government.

Include the information from steps one through six in a one-page document (absolutely no more than two pages!).

I have felt a compulsion to document absolutely everything since the news broke, as I am aware that I am currently living in highly unusual circumstances, and that it might be extraordinary to watch it back even if it is boring to live through.

The document is absolutely unequivocal in backing the overwhelming scientific consensus that anthropogenic global warming is a clear and present danger.

Prime Minister Tony Blair said the evidence detailed in the document left "absolutely no doubt that bin Laden and his network are responsible" for the attacks on New York and the Pentagon.

Nevertheless, one senior official at the US state department described the agreement as a "breakthrough", saying the document "makes absolutely clear that failure of the Assad regime to comply will have consequences".

The Trump document (I absolutely refuse to refer to it as a "budget"; you should too) was called "dead on arrival" weeks ago not by House or Senate Democrats but by a GOP senator.

But in reality Live Documents has absolutely nothing new to offer users based on what we've been told so far.

Mr. Corgel described the Oct. 12 e-mail note by Ms. Temple that urged the Enron auditing team to comply with Andersen's document policy as "absolutely neutral".

"All the guys who were with me on my boat, all the guys who were with me in the specific action where they could see it and know it, absolutely document what I said," he told the questioner.

"It could be that you're losing 20 or 30percentt of the population, and you'd never be able to absolutely document it, unless you were out there looking extremely carefully day to day," said Robert Magnien, director of the department's tidewater ecosystems division.