Sentence examples for unambiguous life from inspiring English sources

No single unambiguous "life detector" exists.

The moral of the movie is unambiguous: life's a bitch and death is a Rottweiler the size of a Jeep, with a nice sideline in making dog food out of other people's dogs.

Central zone caesarean sections are undertaken for unambiguous life-saving reasons.

BUT again rhythm and pattern alone cannot be taken as unambiguous signs of life.

Before Luke, I believed death was an either/or proposition, one of the few unambiguous events of life where you would finally know where you stand.

Nevertheless, the act of writing creates for me a 'space' of sorts, an emotional expanse that I have never known before, where death is more than the absolute, unambiguous opposite of life".

To constitute an unambiguous detection of life would probably require a combination of potential biosignatures, such as: inferred liquid water, oxygen and ozone, and an atmosphere that exhibits an extreme thermodynamic disequilibrium.

We are also told in unambiguous terms that all life was created in six days.

Their fossilised remains are the most ancient unambiguous record of early life on earth.

Kierkegaard's rejection of Regine Olsen's love is lauded for its expression of the need of giving one's own empirical life a definite, unambiguous form and thereby transforming it into absolute life in Kierkegaard's case, by attempting to perform an authentic gesture (1910c: 28).

A small proportion of caesarean operations are likely to be performed for life-saving or unambiguous reasons [ 2, 3] the indications for which have not changed greatly in the past fifty years [ 4].