Sentence examples for unambiguous appeal from inspiring English sources

Hailemariam Desalegn, the prime minister, visited affected regions, and the government made an unambiguous appeal for aid.

The commercial is an unambiguous appeal to gun owners: a middle-aged hunter, shotgun in hand, vows that he will fight to protect the Second Amendment.

There is little unambiguous appeal to direct mystical experience or insight.

The gulf may not have the same emotional tug or unambiguous ecological appeal as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge or the national forests along the Rocky Mountain Front.

But the general idea of living on the edge, of a no-holds-barred struggle with an unambiguous result, appeals to many, and is just the sort of thing a brand like Tapout can offer indirect access to: not the life, per se; just the style.

Aykon's developers, one of the biggest construction companies in Dubai, are unambiguous in their appeal to extravagance and wealth.

The appeal of the resolution is clear and unambiguous: we cannot fail again.

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.

But Justice Department officials warned that they would insist on an unambiguous statement from the relatives that if they lost the legal appeals they would not obstruct efforts to return Elian to his father.

Larry Barkan Tempe, Ariz., Nov. 13, 2007 • To the Editor: The racial appeal in Ronald Reagan's visit to the Neshoba County Fair in 1980 is unambiguous.

Although I agree that Chagnon was often despised for his hardcore sociobiology, in fact, the critics of Chagnon and Neel have tried hard sometimes to appeal to documentary evidence, seemingly admitting that documentary evidence can constitute irrefutable, unambiguous proof of their claims.