Sentence examples for any unambiguous from inspiring English sources

There haven't even been any unambiguous apologies.

Not that it made any unambiguous effort to do so.

As a result, their small and personal predicament becomes more poignant than any unambiguous debate over social convention could be.

Intelligence specialists from Korea and the United States have yet to find any unambiguous evidence of preparations for nuclear testing.

For the last decade he was director of university programs at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. Although both Viking spacecraft landed and operated successfully, the first to do so on Mars, they did not find any unambiguous evidence of biological activity in the planet's soil, even after months of analysis by on-board life-detection apparatus.

And we can find echoes of the same sort of view in the writings of early modern philosophers.[13] Prior to the fourteenth century, however, it is difficult to identify any unambiguous representatives of anti-realism, at least in the Latin West.

The equivalence principle is the cornerstone of General Relativity, and detection of any violation would be an unambiguous sign of new physics.

Bleeding following any other euthanasia method is an unambiguous way to guarantee death of the animal.

Based on our data, we cannot rule out any of these hypotheses, nor provide an unambiguous explanation for the observed pattern.

I can't be any more unambiguous than that.

However, Lord Justice Bean wrote in his judgement that Truss had not made "any clear, unambiguous and unqualified representation" on the independent expert panel continuing beyond its first year.