unambiguously

IPA: ʌnæmbˈɪgjuʌsɫi

Examples of "unambiguously" in Sentences

Iran is a country President Bush has called unambiguously evil.
The current release Watman approves of most unambiguously is Stuart Dybek's I Sailed With Magellan.
Robert Rubin unambiguously rejects populist economics, the very mindset underpinning the John Kerry campaign.
And the title unambiguously states that photography matters as art, which settles one long-debated question at a stroke.
"The debt-ceiling debacle unambiguously translates into an intensification of the already-strong headwinds facing U.S. growth and employment creation."
The US president stopped short of calling unambiguously for Mubarak to stand down immediately but his comments went further in support of the protesters than his brief statement on Tuesday.