Sentence examples for has absolutely no value from inspiring English sources

Someone who floats off the boat with an I.I.T. degree from Madras has absolutely no value to us".

It has absolutely no value if it doesn't run".

The pilots' union has protested to ministers that the £18m scheme cannot be regarded as voluntary when they are being told they will not qualify for an "airside pass" without them: "ID cards will have absolutely no value as far as security is concerned.

Consider the notion that the richest 1% can have billions of dollars and have absolutely no value to the planet or society.

Now as Turkey's controversial, embattled, yet popular president, Erdogan said this past March that "democracy, freedom, and rule of law have absolutely no value" in Turkey.

It may be hasty to conclude that physiotherapy and occupational therapy have absolutely no value in this population.

He has absolutely no give about them at all.

The first film had absolutely no fat.

It has absolutely no evidentiary value and is not considered evidence of any charge alleged in the indictment.

In a bit of national publicity that must be welcome to any exhibition opening in the middle of August, Michael Samuels of the Board of Deputies of British Jews has condemned the Chapman brothers' piece, calling it "tasteless" and declaring that it has "absolutely no artistic value whatsoever".

Yet while such behavioral snippets compelled some 4.8 million people to watch "Jersey Shore" at the end of the first season — almost triple the number of viewers for the premiere last December — the main point of outrage on blogs is that the show has absolutely no redeeming value.