Sentence examples for unconditional in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wrong is "unconditional" in that regard.

He was unconditional in upholding official Catholic teachings on topics like homosexuality and the ordination of women.

We talk about love being blind or unconditional, in the sense that we have no control over it.

Banks is not unconditional in her affection for the girls in her audience — she expects them (especially on "Top Model") to apply themselves with vigor and to follow her example.

Any willingness on the part of Interbrew to negotiate might come too late, analysts said, as the company failed to sound out British regulators initially, before making the deal unconditional in June.

The total cost to English Partnerships of decommissioning, maintaining and selling the dome from when it took it over in 2001 until the deal went unconditional in 2004 was £28.7m".

"The goal of the project was and is an unconditional, in-depth look at the history of doping in Germany during a period of around 60 years, regardless of the people and institutions involved," he said.

However, once the religious, unconditional, in-GE-we-trust veil was lifted, many found it to be just another complex, un-analyzable financial conglomerate that is suffering from addiction to the commercial paper market.

Nowhere has he enjoyed the same authority or unconditional buy-in to his ideas from players as at Porto.

They studied 26 CCTs, five UCTs and four programmes that ran conditional and unconditional benefits in parallel (as in Ghana).

Rebels ceded their weapons in exchange for unconditional pardons in 2009.