Sentence examples for totally unambiguous from inspiring English sources
It was totally unambiguous.
One passage in Steve Richards' fine book on Brown suggests that, in this case, it may have been the former more than the latter, although it's not totally unambiguous: "Early in 2002 Tony Blair has told the international development secretary, Clare Short, that he would hand over to Brown if the chancellor supported him in a 'yes' campaign for the Euro.
The results are "compelling but not totally unambiguous," she notes.
Thus, for totally unambiguous cases, reversing residue order prior to alignment should yield an exact reversed alignment of that obtained by using the unreversed sequences.
This result holds even when one only considers unambiguous, totally acyclic inheritance networks.
Others in the literature have considered the ineffectiveness of harm reducing strategies and advocated for the clarity and unambiguous message of totally smoke-free homes [ 6].
Different social perspectives on what at first sight may be seen as unambiguous 'knowledge'problems'ms', or 'data', may lead to totally different interpretations.
Totally ingrained in the public psyche, the notions of American values and loyalty, as if unambiguous, are cornerstones of political rhetoric.
Snell called upon testimony from Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley, which he gave in absentia but in unambiguous terms, describing GM as having, through its subsidiaries, "scrapped the Pacific Electric and Los Angeles streetcar systems, leaving the electric train system totally destroyed".
The translation is unambiguous.
