Sentence examples for some sort of absolute from inspiring English sources

(In the liner notes to "Relatively Clean Rivers," Pearlman wrote, "We expect some sort of absolute dictatorship, an absolute monarchy to be exact, with no privileged people or persons whatsoever, except maybe God").

Like all Morris's work, the book does not pretend to some sort of absolute objectivity — he has been attacked from every side over the years — but its attempt at balance is obvious: where there is anti-Arab racism among the Zionist forefathers, it is quoted; where there is venality among the early Palestinian leadership, it, too, is pointed out.

Relationism of the Machian variety says that such rotation is impossible, since it can only be understood as rotation relative to some sort of absolute space.

I keep waiting for some sort of absolute certainty of success, even though every day I help other people learn how to tolerate uncertainty so they can achieve their goals.

In other words, it's really more a question of who is turning out — and where they are turning out — than any sort of absolute number.

Just as the sort of absolute and incorrigible vision of the whole that Plato wanted will never be had, so there will never be what Lear calls "the person of psychological wisdom," the one who has achieved "absolute psychical normality".

In effect, Antonioni takes the format of theatrical naturalism the depiction of characters' deeds and speech that reveals their inward, psychological grasp of the exterior net of drama and blanks it out, setting up the drama, and their activity within it, as a sort of absolute metaphysical condition, and then reducing their interior lives to opaque reflections of it.

That sort of absolute control, and the loss of it in the face of impending death, are among Ionesco's chief themes in the play — heady stuff, Mr. Rush acknowledges, yet still accessible because of the humor and the heart that the author threaded through the story of the king's demise.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 11 , 2012Rick Santorum won the Kansas caucuses on Saturday, with fifty-one per cent of the vote the sort of absolute majority that one doesn't see much in this multi-man race unless other candidates aren't trying which was, indeed, the case here.

Rick Santorum won the Kansas caucuses on Saturday, with fifty-one per cent of the vote — the sort of absolute majority that one doesn't see much in this multi-man race unless other candidates aren't trying — which was, indeed, the case here.

Overall, the company lost a net 367,000 customers, the sort of absolute decline virtually unheard of in the growing industry.