Sentence examples for more absolute than from inspiring English sources

Some sounds are more absolute than others.

The Convention would rule with a sovereignty more absolute than the old monarchy had ever claimed.

There sometimes appears, he wrote, "a shape to the world, / more real than time, more absolute than music".

It isn't clear why, exactly, she did this, but from here on, her commitment to the cause would be even more absolute than that of her future husband.

Partly as a result, the work in this show tends to be quieter, less brash and more absolute than its American counterpart.

In one example of this, Mr. Clinton asserted in Iowa last month that he had been against the war in Iraq "from the beginning," a statement more absolute than his public statements at the time.

India's film industry must make more absolute stinkers than the rest of the world combined.

Sivan Kartha and Peter Erickson of the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) said: "Developing countries pledges amount to more absolute mitigation than all developed countries.

Because when The Guide pops in for research purposes (plus a sausage and egg McMuffin), the aural backdrop – George Michael, the Lighthouse Family, Eagle-Eye sodding Cherry – is considerably more Absolute 90s than Radio 3.

While Facebook for Android may have more absolute users than its iPhone counterpart, the iPhone has a much better penetration rate.

Here though, the Commonwealth seems to be determined to rebuild society exactly as it was before, giving perhaps the elites even more absolute power than they previously had.