Sentence examples for appears unambiguous from inspiring English sources

For mosses, the earliest material that appears unambiguous is from the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago), and the detailed relationships are not clear.

It's World War II, and the men are traveling through a Russian forest: a time and a place in which good and evil appear as unambiguous as the Nazi occupiers and partisan fighters creeping through the trees.

Even taking such biases into account, our results appear considerably unambiguous and apparent.

— now appears to have an unambiguous answer.

As promises go, it appeared to be unambiguous.

While many typing kits and software may appear to generate unambiguous results with their methods, they do not consider alleles newly added to recent IMGT database versions.

The MB/glycerol system appears to offer a simple, quick, unambiguous way to assess the photocatalytic activity of both visible and UV absorbing photocatalyst powders using a dye, such as MB.

This passage was understandably omitted from the 1985 selection of journals, and appears here (along with a number of unambiguous entries) almost literally over Natasha Spender's dead body.