Sentence examples similar to unmitigatedly good from inspiring English sources
I don't have much patience for Obama triumphalists who see everything connected to George Bush's eight years as unmitigatedly terrible, ripe for complete transformation in the hands of the president-elect.
He struck an unmitigatedly affirmative tone".
Lennon was unmitigatedly evil as far as I was concerned".
Nothing about Richard's Hollywood jeunesse is unmitigatedly dorée.
Council officials have to use measured terms, so this was planner speak for "unmitigatedly revolting and cack-handed".
Despite industrialization, migration out of Siberia was considerable in the late 20th century, and population growth was slow, in part because of the unmitigatedly harsh climate.
Her beloved parents are dying, an unmitigatedly grim business that only increases her desperation not to give in to old age herself.
It's possible to find Guernica a stupid and ridiculous painting, just for that reason: a barnstormer, inert through its desire to be unmitigatedly horrified and horrifying.
He is realistic beyond his years; the lessons he has absorbed about American politics are unmitigatedly sad. he has one loyalty, and it is to the President: that is the nature of his job.
There's no denying that Leigh's films have provided some of the most unmitigatedly stark episodes in British cinema – ever since his 1971 feature Bleak Moments, a polar study of English emotional isolation.
"Good, good, good, good".
