Sentence examples for without any caveats from inspiring English sources
But quoting him in a news story — without any caveats or questions — implies that his statements are somehow factual, rather than representing pure speculation.
Like many others here, he supports without any caveats the security forces' crackdown on the Muslim Brothers following Mr Morsi's downfall on July 3rd.
She referred to Iran's "pursuit of nuclear weapons" without any caveats, and said, "we welcome any meaningful engagement, but we don't want to be engaging while they're building their bomb".
Three-fifths of respondents said there should be some legal recognition of gay and lesbian couples; 46% support legal recognition without any caveats, while the number jumps to 60% when the questioner tells the respondent that churches would not have to marry gay and lesbian couples.
Mr Lubitz, 27, had undergone intensive training and "was 100% fit to fly without any caveats", according to Carsten Spohr, the head of Lufthansa, the German carrier that owns Germanwings.
These procedures should not be described as 'safe' without any caveats; they may be 'safe' in terms of obstetric science's ability to treat any undesirable consequences, but the lay person may understand the term 'safe' to mean that there will not be any undesirable consequences.
But claims that he is said to have made about at least 16 other prisoners — mostly in April and May 2003 — are cited in their files without any caveat.
The Times notes that Mohammed al-Qahtani was "was leashed like a dog, sexually humiliated and forced to urinate on himself" before implicating himself and sixteen other prisoners, and that those claims appear in the others' files "without any caveat".
(FG10) Rarely did participants express full support for the development of EHRs without adding any caveats.
Just two months previously, the Senate had overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan compromise that appropriated $1.1bn without any significant caveats.
