Sentence examples for noted absolutely from inspiring English sources

It is powerfully evocative, nakedly tendentious, and – as Senhouse noted – absolutely sodden with self-pity.

The old Welshman was, so Nicolson noted, "absolutely bursting with vitality, roguishness, wit and reminiscences".

But the Harvard insiders whose names come up most often in the speculation -- with, it should be noted, absolutely no confirmation from the search committee -- are Harvey V. Fineberg, the university's provost, and Kim Clark, the head of the Harvard Business School.

And in a 2002 60 Minutes report on Edmonds' case, Grassley noted: "Absolutely, she's credible...And the reason I feel she's very credible is because people within the FBI have corroborated a lot of her story".

If you take the time to watch even the most recent, much Tweeted TEDWomen presentations of Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Audur Capital's Halla Tomasdottir, you will note absolutely non-gendered truths in what they say.

Mr. Kors, it must be noted, was absolutely on trend this season with the stripes.

As Alan Johnson, leader of the Labour In campaign noted, we absolutely need a pro-EU group for farmers.

He changed his mind after hearing the instrumental demo tapes and noted, "I absolutely love the direction you're going in".

But stylistic doubts were published only a few months later by D. Opitz who noted the "absolutely unique" nature of the owls with no comparables in all of Babylonian figurative artefacts.

Clearly taking a position on the long-standing debate between journalists and industry insiders, Williams says that the kinds of weekend columns TechCrunch runs from noted businesspeople "are absolutely more valuable" than some of the daily news written by reporters with little business experience.

But as the doyen of America's Russia specialists, Stephen Cohen, has noted, there is absolutely no support for détente with Russia, either in official Washington or in American think tanks.