Sentence examples for the most unmitigated from inspiring English sources

Within a month of arriving in Washington, McClellan's letters to Ellen called out Edwin Stanton (an erstwhile supporter soon to become secretary of war) as "the most unmitigated scoundrel".

The truth of him is, that he is a most unmitigated fool; and as to his pursuing any person with malice, he is not capable of any sentiment requiring the appreciation of real or fancied injury.

This reduction is quite small up to 0.25% of gross domestic product for non-extreme scenarios and up to 0.9% of gross domestic product in the most extreme and unmitigated scenario so overall reductions in gross domestic product are still between 1% and 2% larger than with the four week school closure scenarios.

And through that lens, 2011 was an unmitigated disaster for disasters, the most expensive year on record with damages soaring past 2005's previous record of $220 billion to a total of about $380 billion.

Rightly or wrongly, Labour was seen as running the general election on the most leftwing programme since the 1980s, resulting in an unmitigated disaster or trainwreck or catastrophe or meltdown.

Simulations show that the most optimal focus of pre-pandemic vaccination in an otherwise unmitigated epidemic at proposed stockpile levels is on children and teens when considering outcomes of infection and clinical illness.

Electronic Arts SimCityy was easily the most anticipated game of the season, but its launch was an unmitigated disaster because the DRM solution Electronic Arts and Maxis dreamt up means users have to always be online if they want to play.

Republicans, for the most part, still believe that Obamacare is going to be an unmitigated disaster.

Had they fallen out of the top-three, the Lakers would have lost their first round pick to the 76ers, ensuring that one of the most depressing seasons in franchise history would be forever remembered as an unmitigated disaster.

If Matthew Engel, one of the most original and brilliant sportswriters this country has produced, calls Italia 90 an "unmitigated triumph" for its wider impact - as he did in this paper the day before the final - that will do for us.

The second crisis is the unmitigated exploitation of the planet.