Sentence examples for though not absolutely from inspiring English sources

Though not absolutely authentic, the result is fairly spot on, I think.

Though not absolutely essential, a sweet, tangy ketchup glaze makes a surprisingly addictive finish to the meatloaf.

Mr Gore has repeatedly, though not absolutely definitively, said he is not planning to run, and did so quite firmly again this week.

It was not a good way to start a competition that is critical, though not absolutely necessary, to being named to the Olympic team for the Vancouver Games.

The soldiers, along with zookeepers here, want to track down the giraffe quickly, for this is a nation where people are poor and hungry, though not absolutely starving.

So far the critics are in qualified agreement; one, Bryan Appleyard in the The New Statesman of London, called it "difficult, though not absolutely so".

At the moment the debate over the future of T20 cricket at domestic level in England is civilised and reasoned, though it is not absolutely guaranteed that it will remain so.

"Because in some cases it does not exist, families cannot get respite at home and are on occasion forced to admit their child to the hospital, even though it is not absolutely medically necessary, because they have no one else to care for their child," Dr. Beach said.

Usually (though this is not absolutely necessary) the deterministic assumption is made that s′ is unique.

Though this is not absolutely exact, it is sufficient for the conclusions that are drawn in this study.

The opinio communis maintained that the past is somehow necessary in a strong sense, even though it is not absolutely necessary.