Sentence examples for unqualified rejection from inspiring English sources
Guinea came to occupy a special position among African states for its unqualified rejection of neocolonial control.
First, a no vote on 23 June will be seen by the rest of the EU as an unqualified rejection by the UK of Europe.
The verdict appeared to be an unqualified rejection of Mr. Breitbart's unusual defense of suggesting Mr. Massino was a peaceful leader who had put a stop to killing during his reign.
This teleological element may seem somewhat out of step with Locke's unqualified empiricistic rejection of teleological metaphysics in the Essay.
Mr. McConnell threatens a filibuster unless they are voted on as a single package — an obstructionist tactic to protect a highly unqualified Republican nominee, Hans von Spakovsky, from rejection in a fair vote.
Governor Whitman broke with that practice three years ago, angered by the Bar Association's rejection of Peter G. Verniero, then the attorney general, as unqualified for a seat on the court.
Instead, Corbyn brought delegates to their feet with his appeal to popular decency and solidarity, his rejection of illegal warmaking and Trident renewal, and his unqualified opposition to the new benefit and tax credit cuts about to be imposed on millions across Britain.
Trailing in a tough re-election fight in 1990 against a black opponent, Harvey B. Gantt, the former mayor of Charlotte, Mr. Helms unveiled a nakedly racial campaign advertisement in which a pair of hands belonging to a white job-seeker crumpled a rejection slip as an announcer explained that the job had been given to an unqualified member of a minority.
No assertion goes unqualified.
