Sentence examples similar to unequivocally going back from inspiring English sources
A Yes… Seven months into the debriefings, that's when the suggestion [came]: "What about you going back to Afghanistan and doing some more work for us?" And my answer was unequivocally, "Yes". I didn't have any qualm with that at all.
Was I going back to work?
We're not going back" (A-07).
"Then, we can unequivocally say, 'Don't go back.' " While Ms. Ferrato thinks that the legal system has improved for battered women, she says it remains unfair and women should not put too much faith in family courts.
If they unequivocally said "we've gone back to the text of section 2 as was intended by parliament and we will take account of Strasbourg jurisprudence rather than be bound by it", then you have a dialogue between the domestic and international court.
The two boys had unequivocally said they did not want to go back to their mother in England.
At a public forum held in Manhattan last winter to celebrate Mr. Bogle's legacy, Mr. Volcker said that the only unequivocally good financial innovation out of Wall Street in the last 25 years was the bank A.T.M. (If he went back 40 years, Mr. Volcker said, he would include Mr. Bogle's invention of the index fund).
