Sentence examples for unambiguous action that from inspiring English sources
It was an ambiguous moment when Richardson acted -- a time of doubt about the president's guilt, of concern that the scandal was undermining his authority abroad, of the seeming isolation of the special prosecutor -- and it was his unambiguous action that gave the crisis some of the moral clarity we recall today.
And they rarely take some clear unambiguous action that shifts them from hero to villain in a single moment.
Yet the sense of artifice of action that's grafted onto naturalistic settings and situations solely for the purpose of the ideas that it unfolds and the images that it yields challenges the sensibilities of viewers accustomed to an unambiguous measure of reality or of fantasy.
Heroism is bravery and selflessness, but more than that, it is triumphant action, and in particular, morally unambiguous action.
Business leaders, who had overwhelmingly called for Britain to remain in the EU, urged the government to take "immediate and unambiguous" action to shore up the economy and said ministers needed to guarantee that EU citizens had the right to remain in the UK.
If values like non-maleficence or autonomy are regularly discussed in cases that involve a conflict between them, it is likely that the initial appeal of understanding autonomy as "moral" (i.e., providing unambiguous action guidance) is weakened.
The programmes are ready, the necessity is there; let us take swift and unambiguous action.
In these cases, the alert must convey a definitive and unambiguous message that effectively prompts individuals to take protective actions.
I can't be any more unambiguous than that.
Clegg says he can be unambiguous about that.
