Sentence examples for quite absolute from inspiring English sources

In practice, George and his allies have usually found the rules of sexuality quite absolute, while the church's teachings about social justice come out more contingent.

"Close scrutiny and cross-checking of the documents, the letterheads on them, the signatures on them, led us to conclude with quite absolute certainty that the documents were false," an IAEA official said.

On this point, Anderson is quite absolute.

These emphasizing adverbs are normally used with adjectives that are in themselves already quite absolute.

Sequence uniformity in the CRJE was not quite absolute.

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

American insularity and the ignorance of others is powerful, but it need not be quite so absolute.

If Morocco is not quite an absolute monarchy, it is certainly not a democracy and, despite some recent reforms, it is not about to give independence to Western Sahara.

Soloists will be the world's current top tenor, Jonas Kaufmann – who sounded not quite his absolute best in Mahler's Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen the same evening, but still gave enormous pleasure – and the revered British mezzo Sarah Connolly.

"The divide between the sort of research that's done in academics and the sort of research that's done in pharma is not quite as absolute in terms of 'sides' as earlier in my career I would have imagined it to be".

Kim may have followed in the high-heeled footsteps of his father, but his power is not quite so absolute.