Sentence examples for unambiguous sign from inspiring English sources

There was a manif immediately following the Charlie Hebdo attacks, an unambiguous sign of resilience.

This is an unambiguous sign that the climate is heating up.

Then one day, the guy who sat next to her started bringing his lunch to work — an unambiguous sign of doom.

Bernard Baumohl, chief global economist at the Economic Outlook Group, called the report an "unambiguous sign that consumers are growing more confident".

Economists described the Labor Department's monthly jobs report, released Friday, as an unambiguous sign of improvement, yet also clear evidence of broadening national distress, as millions of households grapple with joblessness and lost working hours.

"Although there are several individuals who have stated that Brown held his hands up in an unambiguous sign of surrender prior to Wilson shooting him dead, their accounts do not support a prosecution of Wilson," the Justice Department report said.

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

In the 1960's and 1970's, too, a wariness of organized religion became intellectually fashionable and unambiguous signs of religion were out of vogue.

He was looking for unambiguous signs of success: pairs of fireballs (at night) or smoke clouds (during the day) that formed as speeding fragments blew up a warhead.

Even so, Dr. Manley said in an interview, British scientists had managed to find unambiguous signs "in blood and urine samples for up to two weeks" after a chemical attack.

"We think a very cautious approach to the U.S. equity market makes a lot of sense until there are unambiguous signs of a real earnings recovery," Douglas R. Cliggott, the chief portfolio strategist at J. P. Morgan Chase & Company, told clients in a note.