Sentence examples for unconditionally promised from inspiring English sources

"I will love you unconditionally," promised Katy Perry in the opening number of the American Music Awards.

Although not unconditionally, it promises more support to the global fund for HIV/AIDS and supports a flexible interpretation of the WTO intellectual property rules so that developing countries can gain access to critical medicines for the worst epidemics.

The Schaefers accepted him and promised to love their son unconditionally.

It is a promise to love our spouse unconditionally, for the best and yes -- even for the worst -- of themselves.

Although the concept of self-degrading stents is intuitively attractive, promise alone is not enough to make us unconditionally embrace this technology.

Much of the creative-writing industry depends upon that misconception and the promise, implicit or explicit, that the acquisition of those skills is unconditionally achievable.

Mr. Obama's statement seemed to hint at a dialogue, though he did not say under what conditions it could take place, and he did not repeat a promise he made during his first presidential campaign, in 2008, to engage with the North unconditionally.

Due to the open character of their approach, however, no promises could be made about the outcome – which meant policymakers were initially reluctant to accept Cascoland unconditionally.

In unconditionally versus out unconditionally.

They loved him unconditionally.

"I love him unconditionally.