There are times when nothing but an unequivocal answer will do.

If possible, give direct unequivocal answers to questions from the floor.

You have been so good as to recommend to me to give for the future unequivocal answers.

There were even times, after all the years and adventures, when he himself would be hard put to give an unequivocal answer.

Scout's guess was tentative, but she provided an unequivocal answer.

I have no clear-cut unequivocal answer as to why this is going very slow.

Most cooks I know have passionate, unequivocal answers to these questions.

For that reason, even putting a gun to one's head didn't guarantee an unequivocal answer to a tough question.

Those who want unequivocal answers will be disappointed, though.

Dragons always fly when Thread is in the sky, was the unequivocal answer.

"Not the unequivocal answer I hoped for, but thank you for your honesty."

No, no and no were my unequivocal answers to those three questions.

By the end we will have Keegan's unequivocal answer, one likely to jar the conventional wisdom.

There is no unequivocal answer today, because what a woman wants may change with her job, her marriage or her financial situation.

The questions we shall ask are very simple and we expect clear-cut, unequivocal answers.

An "unequivocal answer" was demanded within twelve hours.

And if there is a query about implementation it should be prepared, given the current political climate in Europe, to give unequivocal answers.

Anyone unsure of who "won" the second presidential debate had only to consult a newspaper, Web site or television network yesterday for an unequivocal answer.

"Let me give you a clear, unequivocal answer," Mr. Gingrich said.

Archaeology can rarely give us unequivocal answers to such questions, and historians are tempted to look at other civilisations as models.

The unequivocal answer: "This is not only the usual cyclical recession, but also a structural recession."

I want an unequivocal answer."

The problem here is that with so many exam results still to come in they might not yet be in a position to give an unequivocal answer.

The unequivocal answer: Yes.

"Sure, sure," comes the unequivocal answer.