One brief, unmitigated disaster later, Rangers were returning to the man who self-evidently could not win the trophy they most covet.
For many, that is not an unmitigated blessing.
But you have to wonder if they would be opposed to regulating or restricting other activities that pose a risk to the public interest, in the same way that unmitigated greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel burning does.
And by nicely I mean in a furious fountain of unmitigated violence.
This was, by Carlyle's own account, an unmitigated disaster (the film was never released in the UK) and he has often declared his lack of interest in repeating the LA studio experience.
This is the unmitigated sound of summer 2015, so full of joyous vibes that it's impossible to imagine that any song will top it ever again.
We strapped on our panniers for the first time (the night before departure) and wobbled around the streets, my overriding emotion was absolute, all-consuming and unmitigated terror.
The White House itself is free of the spores and no one there is infected.For the victims and their families, the tragedy is unmitigated.
As he put it in one poem, "every kumrad is a bit/of quite unmitigated hate".His life was mostly an inward-looking one, though, which makes him a hard subject for a biographer.
The point is that, "presentationally", Lord Irvine is an unmitigated disaster.In this section County on the edge Misunderstood Off to work we go Vorsprung durch Technik Celluloid and silliness Presentation and posterity Converted?
As a child he listened to the stories of his great-aunt Mariannina, who had witnessed the annexation of the papal states by the new nation of Italy: an event middle-class Roman families like hers still regarded as an unmitigated catastrophe.
