Sentence examples for unambiguous good from inspiring English sources

His beat was precise, his instructions unambiguous: good musicians felt comfortable working with him.

The research unavoidably raises larger questions about whether voting is an unambiguous good.

And it has been an unambiguous good thing for the Japanese economy.

It might seem that a warmer world would be unambiguous good news for the plant and animal life of the arctic.

Traditionally, the word "dads" has fallen into the same general area as "chums," "pals," "buddies" and "hubbies": an affectionate yet generic term, which, while suffused with unambiguous good will, seems imbued with a chiding, satiric undertone, suggesting that the person to whom it is applied has somehow been domesticated, subdued, defanged.

Far more credible is the conclusion of an ideological confederate of Dawkins, editor of Skeptic magazine, Michael Shermer: "However for every one of these grand tragedies there are a thousand acts of personal kindness that go unreported.... Religion, like all social institutions of such historical depth and cultural impact, cannot be reduced to an unambiguous good or evil".

If you think some government action is inevitable, you might instead point out that the most unambiguous public good is national defense.

In fact, they've been so culturally dominant that even if they'd been an unambiguous moral good, they'd have inspired a backlash out of fatigue.

Pretty unambiguous, right?

The reason for its enduring popularity is obvious, he says: It was an unambiguous contest of good versus evil, and the good guys won.

Personal and public legacies ultimately unite to bring about the unambiguous triumph of good over evil and preserve the Republic.