Sentence examples for unambiguous conviction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warner, lanky, long-faced and silver-haired, plays Andrew, a brilliant, tunnel-visioned despot -- he's a weapons manufacturer -- as a sleek, rumbly-voiced executive, more than comfortable in the unambiguous conviction that his selfishness is good not only for him but for the nation and even for the souls of its citizens.

From Western capitals -- Washington, London, Berlin -- the calls to Mr. Milosevic were unambiguous, reflecting a conviction that the man who stirred and sustained the wars of Yugoslavia's long unraveling had at last run out of options: Go, go now, accept your people's verdict and go before more damage is done or blood is spilled.

McMillan's conviction offers an unambiguous answer to that popular and rhetorical chant levied at police lines during Occupy protests: "Who do you protect?

Nationally, abortion-rights supporters lauded Mr. Roeder's conviction, saying it sent a powerful, unambiguous message to those who commit violence against abortion providers.

The Service Prosecuting Authority, which brought the case against the three men, said: "With the conviction of Marine A, the Court Martial Board has sent an unambiguous message that there can be no excuse or justification for the unlawful actions described during this trial and that the consequence of such actions will be of the utmost seriousness".

"Let me be unambiguous.

The translation is unambiguous.

"The evidence is unambiguous".

The lump was unambiguous.

It seemed unambiguous.

The results are unambiguous.