Sentence examples for unambiguous statements from inspiring English sources

It was also written in bald, unambiguous statements "quite unusual in a report because [usually in] the same paragraph you'd get some examples".

But the caveats in the study seemed to be at odds with unambiguous statements by the president and other administration officials before the war that Iraq possessed banned weapons.

Question and answer, period.' " Kerry's ability to deliver swift, unambiguous statements has improved in the course of the campaign, and for now the controversy of his antiwar speeches has died down.

When asked about Mr. Lavrov's unambiguous statements of opposition to the United States and European position, she repeatedly referred back to those two points and would not acknowledge the disagreement.

These are unambiguous statements of the nonreligious foundation of the morality of at least some African societies.

They reveal unambiguous statements supporting reformed theology such as justification by faith or sola fide (faith alone) and predestination.

Other critics of Kyoto welcomed the unambiguous statement.

Over the succeeding decades, judges and further treaties have watered down that unambiguous statement.

So what we need now is a manifesto - a clear, unambiguous statement of belief.

"As far as we're aware, there hasn't been such an unambiguous statement before.

Roosevelt's inability to extract an unambiguous statement of support was ultimately rendered moot by Hanna's death in February 1904.