Sentence examples for be very unequivocal from inspiring English sources

"Let me be very unequivocal: We will submit the Q.D.R. to the Congress on time," Rear Adm. Craig R. Quigley, a Pentagon spokesman, said last week.

"He was very unequivocal.

"I have been very unequivocal," said Representative Peter A. DeFazio, a Democrat from Oregon.

It was 6 to 2 in our favor, but the language of the majority is very strong and unequivocal, and we had worried that it might be less clear, but the majority spoke really clearly, in this case about the inappropriateness of this evidence.

He added that the president was "very familiar with the unequivocal position" of the Vatican in opposing the invasion of Iraq, and he said progress in Iraq was important to efforts to being peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

It is very difficult to set unequivocal reference times.

This sounds unequivocal and is very welcome.

The picture painted by the artist and record label executives is not unequivocal, but it is very close to it.

Any believer who has the means and strength to stand up and resist oppression is commanded in very unequivocal terms to fight against it until it is quelled.

In 2007, the Nobel-prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reported that "warming of the climate system is unequivocal" and "very likely" man-made.

To my eyes the ability of a large pool of people of modest means to fund creative work that was previously only the purview of the very wealthy is an unequivocal good.