Sentence examples for most unequivocal from inspiring English sources

"We have condemned terrorism in the most unequivocal terms".

Some of the most unequivocal denunciations of the looting were already coming from black leaders.

Mr. Cameron offered his most unequivocal endorsement of fracking in an article in The Daily Telegraph.

Meanwhile, Channel 4 offered the evening's most unequivocal horror: Jeremy Paxman playing for LOLs.

Osama bin Laden has urged and incited his followers to kill American citizens, in the most unequivocal terms.

"The most unequivocal finding was that laws that focus on soda are just not getting it done.

CLOUD WARS -- The clearest and most-unequivocal proof that the enterprise-cloud business has grown up and is fully ready for industrial-strength deployments is the recent pledges from top executives at Microsoft, SAP and Oracle to make customer success not customer satisfaction or loyalty, but customer success their top priority in 2018.

King called Johnson's speech "one of the most eloquent, unequivocal, and passionate pleas for human rights ever made by the President of the United States" (King, 16 March 1965).

I make the statement to you in the most emphatic and unequivocal way".

The EPO stated: "The Greek Football Federation deeply regrets the unacceptable banners containing fascist content during yesterday's match between Greece and Bosnia-Herzegovina, which we condemn in the most absolute and unequivocal manner.

Prime-minister Shinzo Abe declared that "with regard to health-related problems (of the Fukushima accident), I (Abe) will state in the most emphatic and unequivocal terms that there have been no problems until now, nor are there any at present, nor will there be in the future". This claim is tantamount to saying that Hiroshima atomic bombing caused no human health problems.