Sentence examples for As unequivocally from inspiring English sources

"She is seeing it again so she can say, as unequivocally as possible that, yes, she is absolutely sure it is damn close to being a masterpiece," wrote the journalist George Malko, her companion that evening.

In a statement released Monday, 67 former state attorneys general called on Americans and their leaders to condemn hate as unequivocally as Bill Baxley of Alabama did in 1976.

Yet the new document reveals that, at least in his early interviews with the FBI, Mr Fastow did not appear to implicate Mr Skilling as unequivocally as he did when he testified in court.

Consequently, neither came across as unequivocally odious.

Kayode's wife Rita, despite her Nigerian grandparents, sees herself as unequivocally British.

In most countries, that would be seen as unequivocally good news.

It is not possible to interpret the social scale unequivocally, as long as there is such uncertainty as to what it actually captures.

Nevertheless, the common perception of Buddhism as a whole as an unequivocally pacifist tradition is questionable.

Olds, who comes across as warm, dreamy, unequivocally American, says: "In life, we want to be kind.

If you can't decide between candidates as clearly and unequivocally disparate as Obama and Romney by now, odds are you shouldn't be voting.

However, it is difficult to interpret these results unequivocally as arising from a specific photosystem.