Sentence examples for proved absolutely that from inspiring English sources

In that case, he said, Mr. Sheikh might be able to avoid the death penalty if it was proved absolutely that he could not have been involved in killing Mr. Pearl, even if he had been part of the plot that ended in Mr. Pearl's death.

Cameron, who watched the straight-sets victory from the royal box, said: "It was a fantastic day for Andy Murray, for British tennis and for Britain … we were wondering yesterday morning, 'Do we dare to dream that this is possible?' and he proved absolutely that it was".

"We were wondering on Sunday morning, 'do we dare to dream that this is possible?' and he proved absolutely that it was".

"Let's assume we can prove, absolutely, that the individual is totally unconscious and that we can know, absolutely, that the individual will never regain consciousness".

Moreover, in the model, the presence of a trading economy in the modern human population can result in the extermination of Neanderthals even if the latter are at an advantage in traditional biological attributes, such as hunting ability.Of course, none of this proves absolutely that economics led to modern humanity inheriting the Earth.

Cooper disputed "several aspects which prove absolutely that it couldn't possibly be Beethoven's hand", not least the manner in which the naturals – the musical markings that cancel out sharps or flats – were written, and several copying mistakes that he maintained would not have been made by Beethoven.

Democrats should print this out and keep it handy, because it proves absolutely that (1) Obama had nothing to do with it, and (2) sorry, but there just is no conspiracy here at all.

Aleksandr Bortnikov, the director of the Federal Security Service, told Russia's president that it "has been proved absolutely certainly" that a charred body retrieved after a huge raid on the village of Ekazhevo in Ingushetia was that of Mr. Tikhomirov.

"But in Kosenko's case, the evidence proved absolutely 100% that this man had nothing to do with the crimes he is accused of.

It was only when this renewed demand to cease the hopeless resistance had proved absolutely unsuccessful that he sanctioned artillery bombardment and air attacks on the fortress of Warsaw-and I emphasize the word "fortress". DR. EXNER: When issuing orders, did you have anything to do with the co-ordination of German and Soviet Russian operations?

The surface would pool momentarily only to refreeze almost immediately, an experiment that proved absolutely futile.