This was an unmitigated disaster, as are many other nuclear enterprises undertaken by the nuclear priesthood and the U.S. government.
After decades in which cancer screening was promoted as an unmitigated good, as the best — perhaps only — way for people to protect themselves from the ravages of a frightening disease, a pronounced shift is under way.
There probably isn't a politician out there who is not "hugely ambitious," and, in the last election, we were treated by President Bush to as raw a display of huge, unmitigated ambition as we are likely to see anywhere, anytime.
In other words, is Farrakhan's bigotry the same sort of unmitigated evil as, say, the murderous Russian state?
Brandt's unmitigated triumph as a photojournalist is a series of photographs of World War II London during the German blitz.
But for Obama, this was an unmitigated defeat as one of the key priorities of his second term was overwhelmingly rejected by his own party.
The rollout of digital TV was an unmitigated success – as this poor soul, who watched the first analogue signal go out, can testify.
It was yet another breathtaking display of sheer, unmitigated horsepower as she overcame adversity once again, blowing past the others with her extraordinarily explosive late surge to wear down the leader, Theyskens Theoryy, for the victory by a neck.
There were prima donnas (Kean, piqued when the actor playing Iago was preferred to his Othello, berated the audience: "I have never acted to such a set of ignorant, unmitigated brutes as I see before me").
But for those who think that Trump has been an unmitigated disaster as president and that he has no chance of winning reelection, it should be a bit of a reality check that he can still win under the right circumstances.
