Sentence examples for Very unambiguous from inspiring English sources

It was very unambiguous and that was surprising".

A FEW years ago, a long-haired, bearded Montauk fisherman who goes by Bo-Bo spray-painted a message across his battered pickup truck: "Tourons, Go Home!" The large letters merged "tourist" and "moron" into one very unambiguous statement.

"The original billion pounds offer to the House of Lords by BT sounded very unambiguous at the time and that needs to be examined.

For instance, the Indian subcontinent, despite being a part of the tropical latitudinal belt and proximal to Southeast Asia, shows a very unambiguous decrease in species and phylogenetic diversity.

The G8 sending this very clear unambiguous message is important".

However, the literature reports very few unambiguous connections between changes in amino acid substitution rate (evolutionary shift) and functional shifts, and the role played by the environment is often limited to speculative discussion.

"The bid was very clear and unambiguous.

John Mullan is the author of What Matters in Jane Austen?: Twenty Crucial Puzzles Solved (Bloomsbury) Jane Austen directs our sympathies like a Beijing traffic cop – balletic and graceful, she is also very firm and unambiguous, brooking no argument.

He said: "Government policy on drugs enforcement is very clear and unambiguous and our job as police officers is to enforce the law.

Perhaps God provides only, as it were, 'secret' evidence of his existence, purposely overturning the expectations of our 'cognitive idolatry' in order to transform our egocentric self-reliance (Moser 2008); besides, there may be significant constraints logically inherent in the very possibility of unambiguous divine revelation to finite minds (King 2008).

"That was a very clear and unambiguous recommendation," Neve says.