Sentence examples for won't absolutely from inspiring English sources

"I won't absolutely refuse it in these circumstances, but I think this is a concept to save Fiat, not Opel or G.M. in Europe".

Safety measures won't absolutely guarantee you won't be injured, but they significantly reduce your risk of injury.

That won't change, absolutely not while I'm in charge.

That does not mean that turnout won't be absolutely crucial to the ultimate result.

It won't be absolutely perfect, he says, but it is much clearer than the measure that was voted down in 2012.

The big question is: what is the least you need to do to provoke these responses?" Prisoners will be set demoralising tasks with Sisyphus-like pointlessness, which will be, as Holmes says, "something repetitive, the purpose of which won't be absolutely clear".

The Grube talks about an Apple-less MacWorld and how it will be a pretty sad show without the regular one-ring circus that is the Steve Jobs keynote but that it won't be absolutely horrible, with smaller companies actually getting some attention this time.

We'll talk about how we won't get absolutely everything we ask for, how life requires making choices and setting priorities, and how we are grateful for being able to give presents at all in our relative abundance.

While it's great to have a wish list, chances are you won't get absolutely everything on your list.

One has only to look at the years between 1992 and 2005 to know that, contrary to common wisdom, the Conservative party won't always do absolutely anything to get into power.

This year's Bafta comedy nominees fall into three main categories: deserve to win (and should win), deserve to win (but won't win) and absolutely don't deserve to win (but will win anyway to the eternal ire of the internet).