"Well thanks Jo for kicking down 10 years of what I consider to be the most beautiful, unconditional & bare bones real relationship that could ever exist between 2 people," wrote a devastated reader on The Leaky Cauldron fan site.
I cared not a whit for Glass's quest, motivated by a father-son bond the threadbare script maps out in the most blankly unconditional terms; I found myself rooting for Tom Hardy's gargling, bramble-bearded villain, who at least boasts enough loopy affectations to warm him up, by default.
Most of the unconditional admirers of New York are from elsewhere.
She leaves behind many loving friends who cherished her intelligence and most importantly her unconditional love, a reflection of her lifetime practice of Christian Science.
Not even its most uncompromising and unconditional language can resolve the potential tension of one provision with another, tension the Constitution's Framers left to be resolved another day; and another day after that, for our cases can give no answers that fits all conflicts, and no resolutions immune to rethinking when the significance of old facts may have changed in the changing world.
Trade liberalization and unconditional most-favoured-nation status, in compliance with Article XXIV of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), are characteristic features of open regionalism.
As embodied in unconditional most-favoured nation clauses, this meant that once a country and its largest trading partners had agreed to reduce a tariff, that tariff cut was automatically extended to every other GATT member.
Just this week I saw one of the most glowing examples of unconditional kindness for travellers in a crisis.
As for Europe, British military support may be unconditional, but most European countries - Russia among them - are likely to restrict their help to intelligence and policing.
