Sentence examples for Fairly unambiguous from inspiring English sources
@AdamsApple786 Think the word 'Shomrim' in big letters down all sides is fairly unambiguous!
"I had a completely traditional Catholic upbringing with teachings and values". This feels fairly unambiguous; homosexuality is a sin.
I also received fairly unambiguous invitations for personal interaction from people named Antonia, Heather, Helen, Joyce, Olivia, Kelly, Sally, Sophie, and Sue, among dozens of others.
What's different in this case is that there has been fairly unambiguous movement toward Mr. Obama in each of the four national tracking polls.
If the annual Turner prize may be seen as a rough-and-ready barometer of British art and British preoccupations, this year's exhibition gives a fairly unambiguous reading of the cultural weather.
The older man, decked out in a snazzy tweed blazer and a red silk ascot, has fairly unambiguous designs on his companion, who wears a black leather jacket, tight jeans and an air of rather studied innocence.
Pretty unambiguous, right?
"The research is pretty unambiguous," Boys Smith says.
In the context of a national selection process candidates generally felt; treated with dignity and respect, that they were involved and participatory, selection processes were fairly transparent and unambiguous, but were equivocal about the likelihood of receiving feedback on their performance.
It should be pretty clear and unambiguous.
