6 sentences with “absolutely”

Descartes sought to subject belief and doubt to a profound logical critique, asking what could be absolutely certain as a philosophical starting point.

The most remarkable transformation that occurred in everyday life due to the Industrial Revolution was urbanisation, which absolutely exploded in the 19th century.

Well-being and mental clarity: these are the two sensations felt by almost all people who had near-death experiences. One point is absolutely the same: they have all seen a luminous afterlife.

Medieval and early medieval literature is absolutely replete with satirical writings mocking immoral priests, and depictions of hell almost always showed priests, monks and nuns burning alongside nobles and merchants.

Despite the obvious problem of organising a full-scale invasion - Russia was far from France, absolutely enormous, and still militarily powerful - Napoleon concluded that the time had come to expand the borders of his empire even further.

More importantly, in August 1939 Germany and the USSR signed a mutual non-aggression pact. This pact was absolutely crucial for the Nazis, since they could not envisage a successful war against Western and Northern Europe unless the main Eastern threat, the USSR, was neutralised.