Sentence examples for that could absolutely from inspiring English sources

So, take a look below and see the runway outfits that could absolutely double as Halloween costumes.

I've always been on the edges, so I pay attention to the folks who are experimenting with ideas that could absolutely fail, because they've never been tried.

I just learned about a free and open program that could absolutely change the world, and it's inspired by Dr. Jeffrey Burns, Chief of Critical Care Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital.

Name me a symptom that could absolutely never represent cancer; if GPs simply started referring all patients to hospital at their first appointment we could easily reduce the NHS, in one working day, to an overload of well patients—and do the sick an increasing disservice.

Recent hopes that Apple was about to unveil an electronic device that could do absolutely anything were dashed when it became obvious that the iPad cannot in fact locate the G-spot.

Auriemma, who also coaches the similarly relentless US women's team during the Summer Olympics, UConn became the center of women's basketball by producing teams that could be absolutely dominant.

The issue is complex, and evidence that could be absolutely probative is largely lacking there is no archaeological evidence that definitively establishes a migration of Indo-Aryans into the subcontinent, but there is equally no definitive archaeological evidence of Iranians and other Indo-European groups having emigrated from the subcontinent.

Plots above K = 4 are difficult to compare due to missing data, as we restricted the analysis to those individuals that could be absolutely placed in one population (q> = 0.5001).

And I'd work hard – really hard – to rebuild my brand credibility so that readers knew that they could absolutely trust the reporting on any site that had been selected by editors.

Senator John McCain said today that he could "absolutely confirm" that Free Syrian Army rebels who had been funded and trained by the CIA were among those hit on Wednesday.

As wild and transgressive as Zürn gets, clearly speaking from a place unchained by necessary logic or certainly anything like hope, it is solely the masterful mechanics of her writing, the dervishes of images that could be found absolutely nowhere else, that keep us going.