Sentence examples for unequivocally with from inspiring English sources

Never before, however, has his sculpture played so directly and unequivocally with the spectator's emotions.

However, many paleontologists including the discoverer, American paleontologist Brian Villmoare are hesitant to associate it unequivocally with H. habilis until additional remains are found.

She was the first senior party member to break unequivocally with Mr. Kohl; she has also managed to find herself nominated unopposed without ever appearing to push, or even nudge, other candidates out of the way.

Galloway has continued to align himself unequivocally with the victims of this policy, and to expose its roots in the sanctimonious imperialism of which the majority of the members of the committee on standards and privileges are such exemplary representatives.

His foolish decision to side so unequivocally with George W Bush has damaged his own credibility across Europe to such an extent that he would find it difficult to forge a consensus on political issues or to speak on Europe's behalf.

That has reinforced a burgeoning economic relationship between those two historic competitors and made it harder for the Turks to side unequivocally with the Americans if the contest for influence in the Black Sea ever becomes a straight fight between America and Russia.

The recent global amphibian assessment [2] showed that 32% of the world's amphibian species are unequivocally threatened with extinction, with another 22.5% too poorly studied to warrant exclusion from or addition to this growing list.

P16 hypermethylation was most frequently seen with and was unequivocally associated with SDHB mutation (Fig. 2; Table 2).

In HEK293T cells transfected with this plasmid the localization of CFP was unequivocally nuclear, with sub-localization to the nucleoli, and the same distribution was seen with CFP fused to full-length Sdf-1γ (pCFPSdf1γ−96−450) (Fig. 2C).

Thus, a previously unreported variant unequivocally associated with increased IDE expression was also associated with reduced plasma Aß40 and decreased LOAD susceptibility.

Age is unequivocally associated with increasing risk of PD and, along with sex, was used as the major matching criterion for control selection in most of the reports reviewed or was adjusted for in multivariate analyses.