Sentence examples for unambiguous assertions from inspiring English sources
(Ringgren, 67) There are no unambiguous assertions of monotheism from the pre-exilic period, however.
Madison did not include an unambiguous assertion of an individual right to own guns on his list; clearly he did not consider it one of the "great rights" on a par with freedom of conscience and of speech.
The official investigation into that scandal — finding that McChrystal peddled "inaccurate and misleading assertions" — was unambiguous and damning.
It is well established that comparative data provides the most unambiguous evidence for selection, but relatively vague assertion on the type of selection and if the selection is currently acting in a population [6].
Readers jumped all over me when I sided in a November post with Joe Lieberman's assertion that the "...murderous outburst of Major Nidal Hasan was an unambiguous act of terrorism" (my words, not his).
This is genome-wide data and unambiguous; 148 genes support my thesis on trees, precisely contrary to Koonin and Martin's assertion [ 170] – none, of course, support inorganic compartments as ancestors.
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
Birth certificates are unambiguous.
The lump was unambiguous.
