Sentence examples for unequivocal rejection from inspiring English sources

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Despite that seemingly unequivocal rejection, Mr. Bolton suggested, the Russian position does not lack wiggle room.

"I think Cooperman's rejection, his unequivocal rejection, was liberating to Nicole," Mr. Hardy said.

But the organization also benefits from its unequivocal rejection of virtually all gun regulations, and from the way that certainty resonates.

The unequivocal rejection by President Franois Mitterrand of the Iraqi proposal as 'propaganda diplomacy' was greeted in London, as in Washington, with relief.

Along with a clear, unequivocal rejection of austerity measures, which have victimised the most vulnerable and prolonged the recession, these are the kind of issues that have led many of us to support Corbyn.

He added: "Labour is unequivocal in its rejection of the profit schools model that has done so much damage to education standards and raise inequality elsewhere.

Both Mary Lincoln and his Springfield law partner William Herndon (also his first biographer) were unequivocal about his rejection of any standard churchgoing faith, and the various posthumous claims that he "converted" to some form of Christianity have been mostly exploded.

Working in fast food is apparently not an option, judging from Jon's unequivocal on-air rejection the other night of an offer from Arby's.

In a meeting with journalists last week, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem was unequivocal in his rejection of Turkish troops fighting on Syrian soil.

In the Caxton her rejection is unequivocal and not polite, and she points out that her heavenly fiancé has promised her much better jewels.