Sentence examples for unambiguous headline from inspiring English sources
"The fight with America" was the unambiguous headline in the influential paper Die Zeit this week over a lead article that was a chronicle of discord.
And here's the bottom line under that unambiguous headline: "In all, 51percentt of Americans now express explicit anti-black attitudes, compared with 48percentt in a similar 2008 survey.
For much of that century, the whole idea of news was synonymous with a totemic New York City snapshot: Americans looking skyward, either jitterbugging in delight or paralyzed by grief as the zipper circling the old Times Tower spelled out unambiguous headlines in a slender necklace of lights.
Even while recognizing the challenging and interesting nature of the subject under study, however, I am not convinced that the authors' data provide unambiguous support for their headline claims.
Beefy, cushy and unambiguous, Tesla Dynamo is the ideal family for posters and headlines".
The headline in the South African newspaper The Mail and Guardian is unambiguous: "Police Shot Marikana Miners Unprovoked, Video Shows".
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
Birth certificates are unambiguous.
The lump was unambiguous.
