Sentence examples for may be absolute from inspiring English sources

"Bell may be absolute toilet with the bat but he almost merits his place in the side on the strength of his close-fielding ability alone," exclaims Adam Levine.

Kingship, a worldwide phenomenon, can be elective, as in medieval Germany, but is usually hereditary; it may be absolute or constitutional and usually takes the form of a monarchy, although dyarchies have been known, as in ancient Sparta, where two kings ruled jointly.

According to this hypothesis podocyte depletion may be absolute (decrease in number of healthy mature podocytes), relative (fewer podocytes per unit of glomerular volume) or involve alterations to the specialized podocyte architecture (such as foot process effacement).

Indications for treatment may be absolute (i.e. patients with only one anatomical or functional kidney) or relative (i.e. patients with hereditary forms of renal cell carcinoma, functioning opposite kidney that is affected by a disorder that might impair renal function in the future) [6, 7].

The theory may be absolute hooey no one really knows but it works for the hosts, so let's roll with it.

Indications for nephron-sparing surgery may be absolute, relative or elective.

It is not to say that those who smile may not be absolute rotters, just as those who appear to be miserable may be witty and wise.

The Republicans objection to tax rises is well known, but may not be absolute.

This claim may not be absolute.

Like the right to mental privacy, also the right to mental integrity may not be absolute.

Even with single- or double-ray resection for primary or recurrent tumors, local tumor control may not be absolute.