JP: Well, equality in our economic circumstances seems pretty unambiguous, but you believe, do you not, in a meritocracy?
"You might, you might not, but clearly it is pretty unambiguous that you will get a more certain outcome and potentially a better one".
They could express surprise, boredom, horror, excitement, or disdain - and in every case the meaning was unambiguous when you heard it spoken while remaining completely opaque on the page.
But, we get it, the signs are unambiguous when you go to Bali.
At Comic-Con's Star Wars panel, the message to fans was unambiguous: we love you, we hear you, we want you to have a good time, so come with us and your hero Harrison Ford to a huge outdoor venue at the Embarcadero down the street and have a free lightsaber and a concert on us.
In addition to that, Google doesn't ask for specific and unambiguous consent when you create an account — the option to opt out of personalized ads is hidden behind a "More options" link.
To most Englishmen, the geography is unambiguous: Europe is what you get if you are stupid enough to venture any farther than Kent.
Use everyday words in unambiguous sentences, however tempted you might be to show off your incredible vocabulary.
The company report, illustrated with smiling models with mesmerisingly perfect teeth, highlights the "unambiguous price promise": "If you find an identical product at a cheaper cash price on the high street, we'll match that price".
