Sentence examples for unambiguous narrative from inspiring English sources
Like it or not, the view is reinforced that Iraq is an unambiguous narrative of the oppressor and the oppressed, the occupier and the occupied.
The ending is the only unambiguous moment of narrative: a woman appears to die and her soul, in the form of the light board, ascends.
This is wrong, wrong, Hollander says, and in his notes he tries to show us how Dante made Francesca and Ulysses, in their narratives, reveal their unambiguous sinfulness.
Not so in Spain, where the predetermined narrative is clear and unambiguous: boxing is evil.
As a smoker I've come to distrust not only my stories about myself but all narratives that pretend to unambiguous moral significance.
"As a smoker," Franzen declares, "I've come to distrust not only my stories about myself but all narratives that pretend to unambiguous moral significance".
When the home secretary made her very powerful statement to the House of Commons about the Hillsborough inquest verdicts she solemnly read out, word for word, the lengthy narrative findings of the jury which were so clear and unambiguous in their condemnation of those involved, not only in the events of 15 April 1989 but also the subsequent cover-up.
And though we and our leaders may occasionally succumb, in the coming weeks, to our movie-fed yearning for narrative coherence -- for the happy ending supplied by forceful, unambiguous vengeance -- we, and they, must surely know that such satisfaction is illusory.
That unambiguous clarity was smashed in the 1990's and replaced by a kaleidoscope of conflicting narratives.
The translation is unambiguous.
