On this head the projected scheme unambiguously commends itself as a measure of economy, both in respect of the pecuniary burdens demanded and as regards the personal annoyance of military service.
But, though we find no case in which the community of the borough is unambiguously treated as the king's farmer, there are cases in which it seems to come before us as the sheriff's farmer.
But we have noticed no passage which clearly and unambiguously says that a tract of land was at one and the same time both a manerium and also a part of another manerium.
When the fallacy is not one of Confusion, that is, when the proposition believed, and the evidence on which it is believed, are steadily apprehended and unambiguously expressed, there remain to be made two cross divisions.
These propositions may serve to make known who is the particular man to whom the name belongs, but that may be done still more unambiguously by pointing to him, which, however, has not been esteemed one of the modes of definition.
Locke, therefore, most unambiguously concludes that insurrection may be justified and necessary.
If reform be necessary, and the desire of a great majority of the country, I would have that desire shownunambiguously to the legislature, by resolutions and declarations at such meetings.
The People's representatives in the first two Dumas announced directly and unambiguously that the realisation of full civic freedom, for Jews as well as for the rest of the citizens, was one of their first tasks.
But the curious and striking thing is that in none of the Marcan passages in which it is used in this sense does it unambiguously refer to Jesus himself.
What one sometimes does not know and feel accurately in waking hours--whether one has a good or a bad conscience as regards some person--is revealed completely and unambiguously by dreams.
