Sentence examples for unequivocally telling from inspiring English sources

Veteran social entrepreneurs are unequivocally telling new recruits to social and economic justice careers to focus on personal mastery of basic life skills before "helping others".

The scientific studies on climate change are unequivocally telling us that the right to the environment is being violated, people are suffering greatly, and that it is time for an ecological conversion.

Several parents also complained to one of Jackson's attorneys of aggressive investigative techniques by the police; allegedly frightening their children with lies, e.g. 'We have nude photos of you', to pressure them into accusing Jackson and unequivocally telling parents their children had been molested even though their children had denied being victimized.

And the data unequivocally tell us that core inflation better predicts overall inflation tomorrow.

"But I can unequivocally tell you that my morals and values won't change in the next week or the next 20 years.

"[The expansion of property guardianship] represents a worrying trend towards temporariness and precariousness in housing contracts", says Dawson, pointing out that guardians can be evicted with two weeks' notice, although in practice it can be even fewer, and are "fairly unequivocally told by guardian companies that they don't have any rights".

This discomfort, which you'd have thought would have diminished since he was unequivocally told that he's No1, seems in fact to be increasing and against Holland his old aversion to crosses (which is presumably why he has never fulfilled his ambition of playing in the Premier League) returned to the surface.

A guy asked me, "What will you tell your kids?" I can unequivocally tell my children, "No, we did not target defectors and we did not use sarin gas" — but how many who saw that show [understand] that?

Our commenter notes: "She unequivocally told the Bush administration that they had to stop warrantless wiretaps immediately".

As an expat currently living in Dublin, I would unequivocally tell you, however, "Go to a session".

In our meeting with the Grand Imam in Conakry's Grand Mosque, he unequivocally told us that "religion cannot stop science".