Sentence examples for remained unequivocal from inspiring English sources

The compromise marked a significant climb-down for the government in Belgrade, which has made joining the E.U. its overriding goal, even as it has remained unequivocal that it considers Kosovo its medieval heartland and has fought an unsuccessful campaign to have Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence deemed illegal.

However, society's view of dissection remained unequivocal; most preferred gibbeting to the laying open of a corpse.

With so many tricky issues, and despite her awareness of the delicate task of implementing reform while resolving civil-military mistrust, Suu Kyi has remained unequivocal when it comes to the topic of leadership and the next president: She may not reign, but she will rule.

"We remain unequivocal that a presidential town hall with support from the DNC does not sufficiently respond to the concerns raised by our members," the Black Lives Matter network said in a statement last week.

For Qadhi, the Koran remained the unequivocal word of God.

For the most part, black religious leaders were also unequivocal, and remained so even after the president declared his personal approval of same-sex marriage on Wednesday.

Yet the transfers of geological phenomena, shapes, colors and especially bird song from one set of senses to another remain unapologetic and unequivocal.

Some evidence exists of PBDE carcinogenicity in animal bioassays, but the results of these studies remain at best unequivocal (Hardy 2002b; McDonald 2002).

Through using such a 140 min gradient, regeneration, and re-equilibration program, it was possible to achieve sufficiently stable retention times over 72 h of constant operation, such that baseline separation of all isobaric UDP-sugar pairs was given in all measurements and also their elution order remained unchanged, which facilitated the unequivocal identification of the separated UDP-sugars.

Unequivocal characterization of the macrocyclic architectures has remained challenging, however, because isomeric linear structures often exist, or the spectral features of linear vs. cyclic chains are similar.

Thus, unequivocal support for the knockout-rate prediction has remained elusive.