Sentence examples for to be unequivocal from inspiring English sources

"Allow me to be unequivocal," he says in his video.

And Russia's assorted bloggers and message-board users seem to be unequivocal in their disdain.

Hamid's answers were curt — maybe because he was breathing hard, or maybe because Egyptian political opinions tend to be unequivocal.

Asked if he wants to send a message to his fans, he tried to be unequivocal: The only thing I need as of right now is space.

"I want to be unequivocal: there is absolutely no place in our democracy for manipulating facts or using falsehoods to gain political advantage," said Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn.

However, although the special counsel investigation has not found evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with Russia to influence the 2016 election, it appears to be unequivocal that Russia did seek to influence that election.

It is perhaps the one area where the evidence is close to being unequivocal: the EU has benefited the UK's nature and environment, and leaving poses a significant risk.

Laporta (with 4,272), who says that under him Barcelona's commitment to Catalan independence will be unequivocal, was president between 2003 and 2010.

Fists would be swinging, there would be unequivocal opposition to the Tories.

While the support for Proserpinus/Arctonotus as a monophyletic with respect to Euproserpinus was unequivocal, all phylogenies rendered Proserpinus paraphyletic with respect to Arctonotus (Figs 2 and 3).

Asked if he would still be committed to the club if they were relegated, Ashley's reply to Sky was unequivocal.