| The latter appears when we absolutize money, the market, or progress, each of which promises false utopias. |
| Recently, there were attempts to absolutize the experience of military conflicts and to promote certain non-viable and even fantastic ideas. |
| But the definitive eighteenth-century novels all absolutize the move of inclusion and so declare themselves able to include any actual or conceivable textual type. |
| To see the absoluteness of any one entity is thus to de-absolutize that entity and also to absolutize every other entity. |
| Dialogue also invites us not to absolutize what is relative in our own faith. |
| It is easy to absolutize the properties of discontinuity and change characteristic of the postmodernist's break with historical development. |
