Sentence examples for unconditional title from inspiring English sources
It is said that according to the terms of the contract between William Fox and David Belasco, Mr. Fox now has unconditional title to the use of the plays for screen production.
Sword of Honour, trilogy of novels by Evelyn Waugh, published originally as Men at Arms (1952), Officers and Gentlemen (1955), and Unconditional Surrender (1961; U.S. title, The End of the Battle).
So we learn in "A Blind Man Can See How Much I Love You," with the unconditional acceptance inherent in its title, that Jessie and Jane were always close, even when the mother had not yet fully acknowledged her child's anomalous sexual nature.
Walters ruled that Santa Monica had 12 years under the Quiet Title Act to sue to gain unconditional ownership, but that time expired as early as 1960.
The title track is a heart-rending scenario of unconditional love, and "Sarah Jane and the Iron Mountain Baby" explores the transformative power of love.
More important, "Hamilton," which is directed with vigor and finesse by Thomas Kail and features the multifarious Mr. Miranda in the title role, persuasively transfers a thoroughly archived past into an unconditional present tense.
"Don't jump into the role of parent right off the bat or expect that unconditional love and trust will suddenly appear just because you have a new title.
It was her father's unconditional support combined with Chloe's natural gift and hard work that ultimately led her to earn the title of the youngest Olympic gold medalist in women's halfpipe snowboarding.
PINOCHET: Unconditional surrender!
