Sentence examples for not absolutely right from inspiring English sources

Yet the characters that were painted were not absolutely right.

"We are not absolutely right, and we will just try our best".

My Lords, we all know the Mayor of London's addiction to cycling, but is my noble friend Lord Higgins not absolutely right that what is happening now has done more damage, and is doing more damage, to London than almost anything since the Blitz?

It may be that Freud is not absolutely right when he reduces the entire human psychology to the expression of the sexual instinct, but he is right to a great extent.

Happy indeed is the suffragist who has the rare opportunity of voting for a candidate who is not only absolutely right but who is also a woman.

"In this market, if a house is not priced absolutely right, buyers try to lowball," said Perri K. Feldman of Keller Williams Realty, who specializes in communities set along New Jersey Transit's Midtown Direct train line to Manhattan.

Had I sold, I would have been poorer, but I didn't". He was absolutely right and the value of his holdings soon returned to more than their previous glory.

Rather, I am admitting that, as someone with a reputation, I hope, for telling persuasive stories from my own life, I might not always get it absolutely right, and that while that does not detract from an entertaining tale, for on-the-record purposes it might not quite match other versions of the same events.

David Cameron was absolutely right not to be cowed into signing up to an economic treaty that isn't even written yet, much less professionally scrutinised.

"I knew that I was absolutely right not to do this," he said.

But it is absolutely right not to take any risks while these matters are being looked into.