Sentence examples for are unambiguous about from inspiring English sources

Overall then, we can see from inspection of Figure 3 that nearly all antecedents are unambiguous about the direct and scope of their influence over potential sentencing components.

'There's a line between having a laugh,' Theo said, 'and having merit.' He did not say, but was unambiguous about, on which side of the line we stood.

Catholicism is unambiguous about sins.

Clegg says he can be unambiguous about that.

The movie is unambiguous about his presumed guilt.

And it is unambiguous about who is to blame – Chinese nationals.

China, which is resource-scarce, is unambiguous about its polar aims.

Yet Moro was unambiguous about his conclusion that Lula had taken kickbacks while in office.

Festival organiser Emily Eavis has been unambiguous about her interest in booking the Rolling Stones.

Defender Juan Jesus was unambiguous about it: "We don't fear anyone".

The poet Jayne Cortez, who has died aged 78, was unambiguous about her craft: "Words are musical – there's nothing more to say about it.