Sentence examples for not as absolute from inspiring English sources

Thus, the "generation gap" created by nuclear closures is not as absolute as the industry claims.

But the "transparency" of such a graphene coating to wetting — a measure of the degree to which liquids spread out or bead up on a surface — is not as absolute as some researchers had thought.

It is a matter of finding a language that elicits meaning from a distinction between human and non-human that is not as absolute as we once believed it was.

The secret here is that property is not as absolute as it is often claimed to be.

For the thin filaments this is not as absolute as for thick filaments since it depends on the compliance of actin crosslinks in the Z-disk.

For a woman who elected "The Sun Also Rises," the novel was not as absolute a measure as "Confederacy" but rather part of a battery of tests.

"The restriction isn't as absolute as I had thought".

At the least, Cohen may be sending up a trial balloon — a signal that his loyalty to Trump isn't as absolute as it once was, and that perhaps Trump should do something to regain that loyalty (a pardon?).

Since then, researchers have found that it's not quite as absolute as at first believed.

"And, in some sense, it's just the terror that the foundation, the ground they've been walking on, might not be as absolute as they think it is".

However, marker kinetics generally proved to be not as powerful as the absolute marker levels in determining prognosis.