Sentence examples for are unambiguously from inspiring English sources

The Tories are unambiguously unionists.

Those are unambiguously happy memories.

The underlying circumstances are unambiguously recessionary".

The authors' sympathies are unambiguously with the evicted tenants.

Here the signs of intimacy are unambiguously piled up.

SOME consequences of global warming are unambiguously bad.

Natural laws prevail only if they are unambiguously established, e.g. the laws of gravity.

And forced mergers and rescues have created some banks that are unambiguously too big to fail.

Conversely, people who are unambiguously better off would seem likely to vote for Mr. Obama.

At once spacey and sensuously material, they call to mind Gerhard Richter's abstract paintings but they are unambiguously romantic (Johnson).

Internships are, unambiguously, a good thing to offer and a paid position is, of course, better than an unpaid one.