Sentence examples for an unambiguous assertion of from inspiring English sources

Madison did not include an unambiguous assertion of an individual right to own guns on his list; clearly he did not consider it one of the "great rights" on a par with freedom of conscience and of speech.

I choose to interpret that as an unambiguous statement of intention to bring back the brand.

(Ringgren, 67) There are no unambiguous assertions of monotheism from the pre-exilic period, however.

Readers jumped all over me when I sided in a November post with Joe Lieberman's assertion that the "...murderous outburst of Major Nidal Hasan was an unambiguous act of terrorism" (my words, not his).

He was a conservative, in many ways, and an unambiguous supporter of this war.

His historical vision was an unambiguous reflection of his own times — and of his own art.

Isn't that an unambiguous intolerance of how certain people feel?

Saramago's latest novel is an unambiguous continuation of this theme.

It provides an unambiguous picture of where environmental change is happening and to what extent.

There was a manif immediately following the Charlie Hebdo attacks, an unambiguous sign of resilience.

She doesn't offer an unambiguous definition of antisemitism and its relationship to anti-Zionism.