Sentence examples similar to unmitigated facts from inspiring English sources

But again, this seems an outcome that's worth cheering: federal drug prohibition is an obvious, unmitigated disaster, a fact which many national politicians must fully recognize by now but are unwilling to do anything about.

"Then they have the unmitigated gall to say after the fact they are going to have a tour to raise money for the rest of the victims," she said.

Strauss has, in fact, been attacked for conservativism: his unmitigated elitism and supposed antidemocratic temperament, which some say included the suggestion that Nazism was a product of the Enlightenment.

Those disgusted by anyone who dare protest the war will be disappointed by Kucinich's detestation, primarily due to the fact it's based on well-documented and unmitigated truth.

Even a leading candidate for president in 2016 seemed oblivious to the fact that a war authorized by his own brother was an unmitigated disaster.

In fact, if it weren't for energy stocks, the markets would be an unmitigated disaster zone.

It's simply uncharted territory for Cameron, with only the fact that he did exactly the same thing recently in Libya and caused an unmitigated disaster that turned the country in to a kind of jihadi Mad Max to provide any kind of guide.

In fact, as Joel Selvin's book Altamont earlier this year made clear, the event was a pretty much unmitigated disaster from start to finish, as thousands upon thousands of people on bad drugs, rival groups of Angels, a lack of basic facilities and a hippie faith in good nature came together in a perfect storm of disaster.

An unmitigated disaster.

It was unmitigated hell".

Just unmitigated sadness.