If we can't rewrite the violence of this dismissal, the LGBT history project at least makes it possible to talk unambiguously about Edwards's sexuality.
Finally, on December 3rd, Wim Duisenberg, the ECB's president, talked unambiguously of strengthened evidence that inflationary pressures were easing, while "downside risks to growth" had not vanished.
For that reason, he said, a show like "Joan of Arcadia," which states unambiguously that its heroine is talking to God, "automatically limits itself by doing so".
Another broader feature of this extract to note is that the doctor, contra Karnieli-Miller et al.'s (2012b) observation that clinicians move away from talking to the patient, unambiguously addresses the patient herself both verbally ('you've') and through gaze and gestures.
She comes across as a paradox: an unambiguously dynamic, charming, kind and generous person in all our conversations who, until she starts talking about UFOs, seems rational.
"But I sometimes thought, oh, but you also talk about her in a really bad way, like, am I good or am I bad, which side are you talking about?" So I wonder if her confidence in her looks has something to do with the fact that her face is the one thing she inherited from her mother that she knew was unambiguously admired.
Now is the time to stop talking about violations of human rights in Syria, and, instead, to describe atrocities in the proper terms: war crimes and crimes against humanity, as defined, unambiguously, in the Rome Statute, the founding document of the International Criminal Court.
'We Need to Talk About Kevin' is, unambiguously, one of those films.
"The international community must speak unambiguously against terrorism," he said.
