Sentence examples for was considered absolutely from inspiring English sources

What was considered absolutely taboo when we were teenagers, now nobody raises an eyebrow.

Ten years ago it was considered "absolutely dangerous," for a psychoanalyst to do anything other than analysis, Dr. Pyles said.

"The British were and are always fearful that the duchess will do or say some thing which will indicate her Nazi sympathies and support, and consequently it was considered absolutely essential that the Windsors be removed to a point where they would do absolutely no harm," wrote the FBI in the memo, one of a batch of 227 pages released to the Guardian under the US freedom of information act.

Disease was considered absolutely cisplatin-refractory, when tumour progression developed while receiving cisplatin-based therapy (Nichols et al, 1989; Beyer et al, 1996).

The bonds had a decent yield, but their real advantage was they were considered absolutely safe.

If a theory by nature is liable to change, it cannot be considered absolutely true.

In Bosnia and in Palestine, the return of refugees has been considered absolutely necessary for the stability of peace.

Risk-based investing exists everywhere but the arts (and, one could argue, in the non-profit world), where it is considered absolutely déclassé.

Mr. Barak, who returned home to raucous criticism in Parliament for the concessions he was prepared to make to the Palestinians -- including on the status of Jerusalem -- is considered absolutely vital by the administration for any chance of continuing the peace talks.

"Survival beyond five years is considered absolutely exceptional".

They say the road, between Bexhill and Hastings, is considered "absolutely essential" to the area's future economic development.