Sentence examples for feel unequivocally from inspiring English sources

Only the producers, distributors and their bank managers could really feel unequivocally good about this runaway hit of a movie.

But a series of entries from the summer of 1972, when Sontag was approaching forty, does feel unequivocally whole, because they are so personal.

The family anticipates Walter's father's life-insurance payout: ten thousand dollars that will help Walter open his own liquor store and make him feel, unequivocally, that he's the head of the household.

Tomorrow, Saturday, Walter's father's life-insurance payout will arrive: ten thousand dollars that will help Walter open his own liquor store and make him feel, unequivocally, that he's the head of the household.

The Washington Post, in the wake of her death last week, claimed she "helped invent ice-cream as we know it", adding that her efforts as part of the Lyons team to create a cheap, airy ice-cream were "one aspect of Margaret Thatcher's legacy we can all feel unequivocally good about".

I opposed the US-led incursion into Iraq, and still feel unequivocally that the war has been an absolute calamity for the Iraqi people, not to mention the thousands of coalition forces forced to pay the ultimate price.

Deitch himself feels unequivocally that Artstar was ahead of its time.

Seligman feels unequivocally that we can learn to be more optimistic and more resilient.

When it comes to the guys she feels unequivocally lustful toward, unending external complications spring up.

But he is always compromised by the question that if he felt so unequivocally that remaining in the EU was a good thing, why had he risked Britain's membership by using a referendum as a mere instrument of party management?

In that moment, I felt wonderfully unequivocally equal to everyone on the call, and even to everyone suffering on the planet.