Sentence examples for is unambiguous in from inspiring English sources

"XXX". is unambiguous in its indictments of the brutalities routinely enacted against black Americans.

It is unambiguous in its storytelling: villains are always bad, good guys always triumph and the plot is nearly always tidied up in under an hour.

It is time to move beyond the rhetoric and look at the evidence, which is unambiguous in the cost-benefit analysis and the regulatory impact statement that were a part of the legislation.

Only about one thing is unambiguous in the data: Labor got a six- to seven-point boost in TPP from switching back to Rudd, to be polling at levels indistinguishable from its 2010 election result.

He is unambiguous in his passion for revision of the constitution and wants to abolish the war-renouncing Article 9 even though its pacifist ideals are now broadly rooted in Japanese society.

Gordon B. Shelton, D.M.D. Towson, Md. To the Editor: Your article is unambiguous in pointing out that there is no objective evidence to support removing these teeth, whether impacted or erupted, if they are not causing any specific problems.

But Obama has been unambiguous in his repeated calls since August for Assad to step down.

In this campaign, he has has been unambiguous in his support of abortion rights.

At a press conference, he was unambiguous in his assignment of blame.

But supreme court justices were unambiguous in support for prosecutors pursuing their investigations into Brazil's biggest-ever corruption scandal.

With her fellow judges, she has been unambiguous in clarifying precisely what literary qualities they set out to reward.