Sentence examples for take unmitigated from inspiring English sources

"It seems to take unmitigated gall for a company to put out a suggested retail price when there are these places like mySimon or CNET" -- comparison Web sites -- "where you can find what everyone is selling it for.

The interviews took place, were unmitigated successes and were revelatory -- almost as if they were the prosecutions that never legally took place.

Rolling his eyes, Mr. Hollings declared, "To come here and have the unmitigated gall to take credit for lowering the crime rate -- whoo-hee!" Mr. Valenti just smiled.

Now, take a look at the unmitigated scandal of interns: free labor.

Or take the Aswan High Dam in Egypt, an unmitigated disaster, according to ecologists.

Unmitigated platelet activation in sepsis may take a significant part in the complex global scenario that leads to impairment of the endothelium barrier and microcirculatory failure, a leading cause of organ dysfunction in sepsis.

There's a "how much can you take?" aggression in Mr. Woodruff's vision here, an unmitigated fluorescent lighting of the playwright's outrage that hurts.

The Soviet response was an unmitigated disaster; rather than admit the fault and take preventative action, the authorities pretended nothing was amiss.

He said the railroad's last purchase, bilevel diesel trains built by another manufacturer before Mr. Bauer took over, "was an unmitigated disaster".

Take Tariq Ba Odah, a Yemeni cleared for release in 2009 but who has languished at Guantanamo, trapped in a legal limbo unmitigated by the bureaucratic confections that lend a veneer of propriety to proceedings – Combatant Status Review Tribunals (CSRT), Administrative Review Boards, Periodic Review Boards, Inter-Agency Task Forces and suchlike.

Privately, we cannot stand our lives and dare not examine them; domestically, we take no responsibility for (and no pride in) what goes on in our country; and, internationally, for many millions of people, we are an unmitigated disaster.