Sentence examples for told unequivocally from inspiring English sources
Torquay Bay, we were told unequivocally, rivals Monte Carlo.
Mr. Fastow checked with Mr. Derrick, Enron's general counsel, and was told "unequivocally" that there was no basis for it to be made, according to the board's report.
This officer writes a memo asking for permission from the CIA "that he be allowed to testify again to the committee to correct the record, but was told unequivocally that that was not possible".
When he presents himself at school, Rufus trots down the hall to the principal's office, where he is told, unequivocally, "No pigs in school!" "Why not?" asks Rufus, and the principal lists all the naughty and disruptive things a pig would do in school if he were allowed to attend — playing leapfrog in the classroom, starting food fights in the cafeteria, and turning drawings into airplanes.
I was told, unequivocally and with a serious expression, that children still in elementary school had no place being in such an establishment.
On the other hand, a senior Sudanese government official, Ghazi Salahuddin, told me unequivocally in Khartoum, the nation's capital, that Sudan will honor the referendum results.
Bruce Crawford, the chairman of Lincoln Center, said the Philharmonic told him unequivocally just a few months ago that it had rejected the possibility of a move to Carnegie Hall.
"We were told very unequivocally that we were not being funded to do research," recalled Dr. Herbert, who has been a part of the of the screening program since its inception.
Perhaps most tellingly, the leader of the mainstream Shia Wifaq party has told us unequivocally that Wifaq will continue to engage in parliamentary politics because he believes there is more to gain in the long run by participating than by boycotting.
And he told me unequivocally that he was not involved in the leaking of Valerie Plame's identity.
"There was never a formal communication from Palin's plane [about her intentions to deliver a speech]," Schmidt told me unequivocally.
