Sentence examples similar to admits of no ambiguity from inspiring English sources
The heartbreak that so often follows revolutionary enthusiasm -- a phenomenon movingly illuminated, for instance, in the writings of Reinaldo Arenas and in "Before Night Falls," Julian Schnabel's film biography of Arenas -- is rendered nonexistent by this movie, which admits of no nuance, no ambiguity, no argument.
Mental states admit of a similar ambiguity.
Shakespeare admits no such ambiguity in Brutus's speech to Cassius in Julius Caesar: "There is a tide in the affairs of men/ Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune…" A single, specific tide, note.
No room of doubt there; no ambiguity; no obfuscation of the message.
Elinor complimented his description, then asked, "I wonder where the people have gone?" "Noonday" admits no such ambiguities.
In 96.5% of individuals (389/403), the allele pairs were identified with no ambiguity.
"This is a fight with no ambiguity".
No ambiguity, of either technique or interpretation, is permitted.
By contrast, there were some episodes in the saga of the Panthers that allowed no ambiguity.
If this is the definition of a vote, there is no ambiguity.
