Sentence examples for an unambiguous statement from inspiring English sources

"As far as we're aware, there hasn't been such an unambiguous statement before.

Roosevelt's inability to extract an unambiguous statement of support was ultimately rendered moot by Hanna's death in February 1904.

Carillion make an unambiguous statement that they 'remain confident of achieving this year's targets', which should re-assure those that are fretting about trading.

But Justice Department officials warned that they would insist on an unambiguous statement from the relatives that if they lost the legal appeals they would not obstruct efforts to return Elian to his father.

Among all the entertaining, steampunkish stage-work, director Helen Tennison and writer Kate Kerrow have conflated Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass to fashion their Alice as an unambiguous statement of adolescent crisis.

So the Cleveland case, by contrast, provides the court with the opportunity to make an unambiguous statement about the constitutionality of a state-financed program that funnels nearly all of its money, through parents, to religious schools.

So what we need now is a manifesto - a clear, unambiguous statement of belief.

After all that, Mr. Rodriguez's collection came as a delirious fist to the face: a clean, unambiguous statement about dressing for today, not a few years from now.

This clear and unambiguous statement is a mature recognition of both the environmental and legal reality: if we weaken security, even for the ostensibly "good" guys, we leave communications wide open for the bad guys, too.

And what, exactly, is the false context in repeating the August article's unambiguous statement that "A separate WND investigation into Obama's birth certificate utilizing forgery experts also found the document to be authentic"?

Unfortunately, within months, President Obama's unambiguous statement has taken a 180 degree turn and a proposal cutting Social Security benefits for both current and future retirees has once again become a deficit debate bargaining chip.