Sentence examples for unequivocally divided from inspiring English sources
The white working-class riots had changed the demographics of the city, and whites exerted their control in the workplace; they became "unequivocally divided" from blacks.
A look at the equations and illustrations in the Fairchild et al. (2009) article leaves one with the impression that total variance explained can unequivocally be divided over the direct and the indirect effect, as if those two effects are completely independent.
The Bush flag's 20 stars signify privilege and exclusion, and declare unequivocally that we are a divided nation.
I can tell you unequivocally that the staff is not divided over whether Matt should stay or go.
He objects unequivocally, for example, to the fact that Vaughan seems to imply (on More's reading, anyway) that a universal world spirit or soul is divided and parcelled up into all creatures, to give them life.
He used negative coordinates freely, although it was Isaac Newton who unequivocally used two (oblique) axes to divide the plane into four quadrants, as shown in the figure.
In the Republican foreign-policy divide between idealists and realists, McCain unequivocally identifies himself as an idealist.
Previously we had localized actin in Paramecium; however, none of the efforts so far could proof the occurrence of actin in the cleavage furrow of a dividing cell, despite the fact that actin is unequivocally involved in cell division.
Immediately, and unequivocally.
