Sentence examples for unambiguous victory from inspiring English sources

Many of the protest leaders have political ambitions and appear eager to leave Bangkok only with an unambiguous victory.

Joseph Kony's immediate capture and delivery to the International Criminal Court (ICC) would be an unambiguous victory for humanity.

Rather than appreciating its complexity, not to mention the element of chance, we credited ourselves with unambiguous victory.

Given the circumstances in which Huggins's friend Elaine Brown took control, it could hardly be claimed as an unambiguous victory for feminism.

By 1970, as the Vietnam War ate away at the nation's soul and resources, Richard Nixon came to think that a Presidentially promoted War on Cancer could be much more popular and more likely to end in unambiguous victory.

"There is certainly a shadow over what should have been an unambiguous victory giving him a clear mandate," the diplomat said, adding that it would be sensible for him to take steps toward reconciliation with key opposition leaders.

That kind of restraint, at the insistence of the field commander there, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, has been criticized in some quarters as reneging on the so-called Powell Doctrine, which favored overwhelming force to achieve unambiguous victories.

In theory, Veterans Day celebrates an event as starkly unambiguous as victory — survival.

Israel's leaders know that, given the state of the Gaza Strip, it will be difficult to achieve a total, unambiguous military victory.

And yet this speech was made on November 20th 1982, just a few months after the Falklands conflict ended in unambiguous national victory for Britain.

The regime, which ten years ago ignored an unambiguous election victory by the opposition National League for Democracy, has arranged ceasefires with most of the rebel ethnic groups, but keeps control only by using slaves to build defences, roads and bridges.