Sentence examples for some kind of absolute from inspiring English sources

First, he suggests that "you can't do anything in a democracy", citing as evidence the political career of Arnold Schwarzenegger: certainly, Lost in Showbiz has long felt that the world would be a far better place had some kind of absolute power been gifted to the star of Conan the Barbarian and The Terminator.

The problem with that is that the depth map created doesn't have some kind of absolute scale — for example, light yellow doesn't mean 10 feet, while dark red means 100 feet.

"Trust" is not about some kind of absolute neutrality, or anything like that, but it's about a certain level of predictability and about knowing that you won't be shafted.

In general, background independence is understood to be the freedom of a theory from background structures, where the latter amount to some kind of absolute, non-dynamical objects in a theory.

While photographs are never reality, I will admit they depict some kind of absolute.

Might nature have some kind of absolute standard of beauty, rather than the arbitrariness that evolution likes to talk about?

She conducts herself with a kind of absolute liberty.

Russian officials should not stay unpunished, they cannot have this kind of absolute power over us".

You'd never know that kind of absolute quiet unless you'd experienced it.

I think there is in so-called popular music a kind of absolute excellence.

But here in Twickenham, for the moment at least, there is little evidence of this kind of absolute immersion.