Sentence examples for even absolutely from inspiring English sources

You're not even absolutely sure where they were last housed.

They might indeed be wrong — even "absolutely wrong," as Obama said of Elizabeth Warren — but not all of them are benighted; not all of them are cynics.

A force that does not speak in terms of faith and conviction, that is not even absolutely certain about what it has to say.

There is a general expectation that he will float a referendum on British membership on renegotiated terms, though some of his team say there is no certainty yet about when such a referendum might be held and it is not even absolutely definite that the speech will make a cast-iron pledge.

In contrast to his mentor Bentham, Austin, in his early lectures, accepted judicial lawmaking as "highly beneficial and even absolutely necessary" (Austin, 1832: Lecture V, p. 163).

But he denies that this means that there are no principles of right conduct that hold everywhere and always, and some even absolutely.

"Would it be possible for you to stay with her until this evening?" "Absolutely not.

I have been assured late this evening absolutely not; he's staying as an MP.

"It was a brilliant evening, absolutely fantastic and there were so many other worth causes there and I really wondered whether we'd get anything," she said.

Even now? "Absolutely," Stoney replies.

Almost everyone dies in a hospital now, even though absolutely nobody wants to, because by the time we're dying all the decisions have been taken out of our hands by the well, and the well are without mercy.