Sentence examples for unequivocally mine from inspiring English sources
I enter each sabbatical with clarity that this time -- however long or short it is -- is absolutely, unequivocally mine.
Nothing surprising there (although one relative of mine unequivocally LOVES being pregnant), but what particularly struck me was her complaint that it had messed up her feet, of all things.
Bronte's novels consistently featured strong, unequivocally "plain" (her words, not mine) and singular women at their helm.
If folklore, as Professor Coffin cheerfully wrote in the introduction to "Our Living Traditions" (1968), a volume he edited, is "a bastard field that anthropology begot upon English," then he came at the field unequivocally from the English side, mining literature high and low — novels, plays, poems, folk songs — for what it revealed about ritual and belief of all kinds.
What's ironic is that the press release is unequivocally calling his profession out, not mine.
We hope that the judges decide that digitization for text mining and other forms of computational analysis is, unequivocally, fair use.
I got mine today after days of ceaseless waiting and I can unequivocally state that no matter what you say about DIY media centers and super hot XBox 360 video stuff, the Apple TV has those beat, especially for anyone with an iPod.
It is time for Ex-Im to stop lagging and state unequivocally that it will reject any proposal to use our tax dollars to support Adani's failing Carmichael mine.
