Sentence examples similar to unambiguous experience from inspiring English sources

Reviewing the show in Perth, Guardian's Van Badham gave it five stars, calling it "an unambiguous emotional experience that I can only compare to a walloping".

History suggests that Russia changes only when it experiences an unambiguous geopolitical defeat.

This study also indicates that HSP70 is a promising measure for chronic stress, while the cortisol response during acute stress is not an unambiguous reflection of previously experienced stress level.

The ambitions for a circular economy are high and unambiguous, but day-to-day experience shows that the transition still has many difficulties to overcome.

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

Alternatively, the granting of full and unambiguous trust without prior condition or experience should occur only in settings of maximum safety.

She suggests that transactional relationships can represent unconditional love because of their unambiguous nature but all rent-a-person experiences are predicated on one person having the financial resources to hire another.

Like other Extensional accounts, it allows change and succession to be directly experienced in a clear and unambiguous manner, and so fully satisfies the requirements of realism.

Plunging global oil prices, and the resultant drop in inflation, have so far been experienced by British consumers as an unambiguous plus.

Experience tells us that the answer is an unambiguous yes.

This is very unlike our direct experience with gravitational forces, which is straightforward and unambiguous.