Absolutist in a sentence

Even the most passionate free-speech absolutist would find it hard to oppose such a decision – especially with hindsight.

Musk, who once labeled himself a “free speech absolutist,” has spoken critically of all these sites in the past.

Now Musk has been called out for being a free speech 'absolutist' who sues his critics, with a user on his own social media platform saying: 'What a weak, weak man.

Some online browsers may take an absolutist approach and desire none of their data to be collected.

The absolutist policy crippled the economy and triggered social unrest before it was abruptly abandoned in December.

The billionaire refers to himself as a “free speech absolutist,” and spent the last year making bold promises about undoing Twitter’s perceived history of suppressing distasteful ideas.

X's owner Elon Musk has described himself as a free speech absolutist, but some critics have said his approach is irresponsible.

A 1905 law codifying the separation of church and state, freeing each from the other’s influence, is similar to most other modern democratic states’ that also contended with a violent history of religious conflicts and absolutist regimes.

I'm fairly absolutist about free speech, but if someone accidentally plowed a car into them, I wouldn't exactly cry.

Instead of doctors of divine theology ordained by bishops and ruled by an absolutist pope in Rome, this new sacerdotal class was ordained with security clearances, i.e. access to secrets and sacred oaths to keep them.

Other X users took jabs at Musk, the self-described “free speech absolutist”.

Yet even as horrific details of Hamas’s murders and mutilation sowed nightmares, there were signs of concern about the government of Mr. Netanyahu and its absolutist approach.

James did, but while he talked the absolutist talk, he never tried to put those ideas into practice.

Senate kills limits on secret searches The second absolutist position was advanced by the House of Representatives, that two committees’ “oversight” responsibilities entitle them to obtain any documents conceivably relevant to new legislation.

That's a lot less bad that what I was envisioning, but I'm still getting a reaction from my inner "free speech absolutist".

As we edge toward the precipice of war with China, we might think twice about adopting this absolutist moral stance.

Spain and Ethiopia before the dawn of the 19th century were in the grip of absolutist control to the extent that the environment provided no incentives and the incipient economic institutions asphyxiated whatever initiatives that could thrive.

Two years later, in an interview with the New York Times’ Joe Coscarelli, she expressed similar anti-absolutist sentiments with respect to how she wants her fans to respond when asked to define her musical style.

So you are drilling all the way down, how very absolutist of you.

Although Malesherbes was a staunch absolutist—loyal to the monarchy—he was sympathetic to the literary project.