Sentence examples for unequivocal red from inspiring English sources
Turkey's habit of firm responses creates clear and unequivocal red lines and limits on what kind of behaviour by Russia is acceptable.
These works all look great individually, but they also coalesce into magical environments, veritable gardens of elegant lines, free-floating leaf shapes and dancing shadows -- all, except the shadows, given backbone by the unequivocal tones of red, black and white.
The "Swan" series culminates in paintings whose segmented targets on red or black anticipate the unequivocal abstraction of Kenneth Noland, the 1960s Color Fielder.
Melissa was unequivocal: "I wanted to get that girl in the red-and-black blouse with black pants".
In making his "red line" remark about Syria, he conveyed an unequivocal message he didn't really mean to send: if Bashar al-Assad's regime resorted to chemical weapons, the United States would attack it.
In the latter case, only the Raman analysis of the red sample A14 enabled us to make an unequivocal identification of the pigment responsible for the colour.
The lower panel in Fig. 1b shown the infarcted (white) and viable (red) tissue, and the infract areas treated with SX show unequivocal signs of improvement changed from whole white to red alternating with white.
However, when JW74 was combined with the differentiation cocktail, U2OS cells showed strong and unequivocal signs of differentiation, demonstrated by significantly increased ALP activity as well as alizarin red staining (Fig. 4A).
François Cauche in 1651 briefly mentions "white, black and red turtle doves", encountered in 1638, which is thought to be the first unequivocal mention of the bird.
Its conclusions were unequivocal.
