Sentence examples for to be absolute from inspiring English sources

"They seem to be absolute flukes.

The line used to be absolute.

But principle is not meant to be absolute.

"There would have to be absolute certainty almost.

But "jurisdictional" deadlines are said to be absolute.

"These recommendations are not meant to be absolute," the group wrote.

"You can't make a man mad by giving him money" — this rule would seem to be absolute.

Mr. Fish's discourse is actually based on a fiction: a notion that a political principle is meant to be absolute.

For the recognition to be absolute, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing needed to be lord of his own manor.

Councillor Adrian Robson said: "You would come to the end of term and it's going to be absolute chaos.

In some areas the rulers appeared to be absolute, while in others elders and priests had the preponderant influence.