Sentence examples for Unambiguous clarity from inspiring English sources

Only one party leader contemplates unambiguous clarity and he won't like what he sees.

That unambiguous clarity was smashed in the 1990's and replaced by a kaleidoscope of conflicting narratives.

The unambiguous clarity of Martin's stance is not the stuff of which Fianna Fail has historically been made.

Here's a clue provided in expert Steven Dodd's program-note opinion: "Western culture tends to celebrate the concept of unambiguous clarity, whereas the Japanese give greater clarity to ambiguity, the understated -- in short, the world of shadows".

Others in the literature have considered the ineffectiveness of harm reducing strategies and advocated for the clarity and unambiguous message of totally smoke-free homes [ 6].

The very clarity of this unambiguous UN report leaves a gaping challenge for a world that tries to define its relationships according to the rule of law.

"That pattern will end because, in the future, the American public will insist on clarity of objectives and unambiguous definitions of attainability.

For example, if we considered the Wording factor, we could apply objective rules to identify problems with the wording of draft recommendations such as its clarity (i.e., unambiguous), simplicity (minimizing multiple steps, elements or actions) and actionability (i.e., making recommendations specific and using active voice).

(iii) The defined domain of applicability, although conceptually included in one of the above stages of the unambiguous algorithm framework, is customarily specified separately for clarity.

The clarity that comes from having made such unambiguous assumptions often will also point towards new empirical questions that need to be answered.

For clarity and focus, all patients met the unambiguous and widely accepted radiographic criteria of tonsillar descent (≥5 mm) below the FM.