Sentence examples for All unmitigated from inspiring English sources

Lula is all unmitigated repugnance and crude desire.

Seen this way, the final episode of the miniseries, which was directed by Ryan Murphy, was an all but unmitigated success.

But one thing that Federalists understood — for all their failings, for all their unmitigated snobbery — was the fragility of democracy.

"But there are many myths that have taken hold — that land reform has been an unmitigated disaster, that all the land has been taken over by cronies in the ruling party, that the whole thing has been a huge mess.

My pulse quickens at the prospect of five weeks' wallowing in all that unmitigated glamour.

But (and you knew one was coming, didn't you?), all that unmitigated grace and sweep and poise can feel numbingly bland after a while.

Even though we all know that privatisation and outsourcing of government services have been an unmitigated disaster – all I've got to say is G4S, Atos, A4e – somehow, challenging the idea that outsourcing is a public good is still regarded as a radical thing to say".

When white stuff hits the ground, having four-wheel or all-wheel drive is an unmitigated blessing, right?

We strapped on our panniers for the first time (the night before departure) and wobbled around the streets, my overriding emotion was absolute, all-consuming and unmitigated terror.

Fear And Loathing was an unmitigated failure for all concerned.

Given that we are an unmitigated disaster at almost all international sports (marginally less so in cricket), that is a most comforting realization.