Sentence examples for unambiguous testimony from inspiring English sources
"When the commission of inquiry arrives we will also obtain unambiguous testimony of these past incidents".
My testimony was unambiguous that Social Security adds to the deficit.
"Our uniformed soldiers' testimony has been unambiguous and voluminous: Crusader is required for protecting ground forces," Mr. Watts said.
He identifies the non-rational soul with the "disorderly and maleficent soul" of Laws X (a testimony Plutarch himself considers unambiguous, De Iside 370F), with the "limitlessness" of the Philebus (26b), the "congenital desire" and "inbred character" of the Politicus (272d, 273b), and with the necessity (anankê) and the generation (genesis) of Timaeus 52d (De an. procr.
The testimony of the rocks is unambiguous: an enormous body of observational evidence points to the reality of deep time.
Snell called upon testimony from Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley, which he gave in absentia but in unambiguous terms, describing GM as having, through its subsidiaries, "scrapped the Pacific Electric and Los Angeles streetcar systems, leaving the electric train system totally destroyed".
Though the majority of the report is dedicated to an unambiguous condemnation, and a meticulous dismantling, of the defenses senior executives have presented to Parliament over years of testimony, the new details provide hints that the scandal has not yet fully crested.
"The evidence is unambiguous".
The lump was unambiguous.
The results are unambiguous.
