Sentence examples for unequivocally call from inspiring English sources

Can we unequivocally call Jackson the premier coach in N.B.A. history?

Mr. Jones went on television on Saturday morning to unequivocally call off the Koran burning.

If someone said they didn't know about the practice and what was happening I would unequivocally call them a liar".

If someone said they didn't know about the practice and what was happening I would unequivocally call them a liar as everyone knew.

In his speech on Saturday, Mr. Chen tried to reassure Beijing that he wanted reconciliation, but he did not satisfy the Chinese leaders' demand that he unequivocally call Taiwan a part of China.

A few hours later, Robert Walker, the chief counsel to the House ethics committee, told the grim-faced full committee, "These violations unequivocally call for only one response from you: a recommendation that the House expel Representative Traficant".

They have agreed to issue public statements unequivocally calling for an end of violence.

It took too long, but President Obama has finally — and unequivocally — called for the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to step down and end his murderous war against the Syrian people.

Though President Rouhani and former President Hashemi Rafsanjani have sniped at the Leader, Karroubi's letter is the first time that a man of his stature has unequivocally called Khamenei a despot and dishonorable".

However, collaboration is at the core of all 10 recommendations, as the Blue Ribbon Panel unequivocally calls for better data sharing.

He deserves an enormous amount of credit for unequivocally calling on the FCC to adopt rules that will finally allow the agency to protect the free and open internet.