Sentence examples for unqualified affection from inspiring English sources
He described himself as "spiritual but unaffiliated" with a formal religion, even as he offered unqualified affection for the new pope.
Though Evelyn Waugh mellowed in his later years (a development his son curiously attributed to a dental operation in which he had all of his teeth removed without anesthetic), he was for many years a terrifying parent, reserving the right, as Auberon put it, "not just to deny affection to his children but to advertise an acute and unqualified dislike for them".
At Sardi's Mr. Allen could not even win an unqualified endorsement for "Leap of Faith" from Marian West, a missionary with the Roman Catholic nonprofit group Heart's Home USA, despite her affection for the show.
No assertion goes unqualified.
Iraq is an unqualified catastrophe.
That was an unqualified success.
They deserve our unqualified support.
Yet testimonials are unqualified.
I felt distinctly unqualified.
