Half want German troops out of Afghanistan, but the Left Party is the only one that unqualifiedly agrees.
It was the century too of totalitarianism: Communist, Fascist, and Nazi; and of techniques of terrorism that, if not novel, reached a scale and an intensity of scientific application that could scarcely have been predicted by those who considered science and technology as unqualifiedly humane in possibility.
If someone turns on the light by flipping the switch, flipping the switch is more basic than turning on the light (because one cannot flip the switch by turning on the light), but moving one's finger is unqualifiedly basic, since one does not do it by doing anything else.
More than a year ago, they unqualifiedly endorsed the use of "hopefully" to modify an entire sentence and not just a specific word.
The health care legislation is "an incredible achievement" and the stimulus program was "absolutely, unqualifiedly, enormously successful," in Rendell's judgment, yet Obama allowed them to be tarnished by critics.
It is unqualifiedly good.
On Thursday night, The Daily Show's Jon Stewart – perhaps the closest thing there is to the voice of liberal white America's collective conscience – unqualifiedly declared the shooting an act of terrorism and skewered "the disparity of response between when we think people that are foreign are going to kill us and us killing ourselves".
"Unqualifiedly, yes," he said.
Bellesiles sums up: "No gun ever belonged unqualifiedly to an individual.
In part this is because an unqualifiedly heroic version of the war is essential to the legitimacy of the Communist Party.
Not until the rumor reached her that voters believed she preferred Thomas Dewey to the nominee of her own party did she write Truman a brief note, declaring herself "unqualifiedly for you as the Democratic candidate".
