Sentence examples for unequivocally saying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lavrov responded unequivocally, saying, "The project will be completed".

Miliband launches into a prolonged paean of praise for the other Ed that only just falls short of unequivocally saying he will get the Treasury.

Mr. Pollina supported civil unions unequivocally, saying he was amazed at the morass of misinformation about homosexuality that the state had become mired in lately.

But Money can reveal the UK government is now unequivocally saying it was Goodfellow who invented the ATM – so it would seem that after all the squabbling his place in history is now assured.

Sitting just feet away from Verstappen in the FIA press conference Massa, whose baby face and smile belies the gimlet-eyed steel he always brings to this subject matter, reiterated his position unequivocally, saying: "I think he needs to be penalised because what he did was wrong".

In fact, only Obama backed Spitzer unequivocally, saying flatly that he has "the right idea".

We can't unequivocally say Handel was this or that.

"Without her," he said, "I can unequivocally say there wouldn't be a generic drug bill".

The two boys had unequivocally said they did not want to go back to their mother in England.

Evans unequivocally said he was sorry for a scene in which Matt LeBlanc drives a fast car near the monument.

"She couldn't unequivocally say that she would be unbiased," Judge Sullivan said after she had left the room, saying he would excuse her.