Sentence examples for was absolutely fixed from inspiring English sources

"It was absolutely fixed that we shouldn't divorce or get rid of each other in any way," the duchess said.

"I had to wait an hour after the procedure to use my bowels and, from that moment on, I was absolutely fixed.

Newsnight has been told that that first contest was "absolutely fixed to choose the weakest candidate", with local members acting together in protest at central interference.

After the bitter row over candidate selection in Bradford West, which Newsnight has been told was "absolutely fixed", some Labour members may even campaign for George Galloway's Respect party.

That is not to say that with the database genetic Dutchness is absolutely fixed in time and space, because reference databases and their connections do change over time, but in the sense that it is made to be more durable.

Those rental levels are absolutely fixed over a broad geographical area, but within that broad geographical area you've got little pockets where the housing stock is cheaper than in other areas, so you get the same rent but the houses are cheaper to buy.

I've witnessed thousands of teens move from high school to college over the last two decades and I can easily spot the difference between a teen with a growth mindset, one who knows they can develop their abilities through hard work, versus a fixed mindset, one who believes their qualities and abilities are absolutely fixed and cannot be changed.

However, it is increasingly being recognized that the ends of a given mature microRNA is not absolutely fixed, but is subject to variation in C elegans [40], mammalian cells [41] as well as in Drosophila [36].

Gene content is not absolutely fixed, however, common genes are identified and phylogenies of six of these are separately inferred.

Much of his early work involved him taking spore samples back to the lab for scrutiny, and he became uncomfortable with how so much of what he dealt with in the lab was "absolutely dead, boiled, fixed, embalmed".

Much of his early work involved him taking spore samples back to the lab for scrutiny, and he became uncomfortable with how so much of what he dealt with in the lab was "absolutely dead, boiled, fixed, embalmed". He longed for more direct contact with the fungi he was studying.