Sentence examples for a unmistakeable from inspiring English sources

There's no doubting the craftsmanlike elegance of the film, summoning up with relish the spirit of classic fairytale Disney of the 50s and 60s; but seen through the prism of the Toy Story/Shrek brand of featherlight, self-ironising comedy, there's a unmistakeable heaviness about it now.

He's an Old Etonian and an Oxford-educated economist with an unmistakeable British accent and a mild-mannered demeanour.

In this community, Friday's disappointing jobs report appeared to change little if anything, merely affirming an unmistakeable reality: a chronic shortage of jobs.

John looked directly at me right then and moved a bit closer, too — an unmistakeable sign of solidarity.

It was an unmistakeable sign of a young star completely sure of his material and his listeners.

His subsequent focus on the natural world is an unmistakeable evidence of a retreat from such horrors.

'It may be bad, but that's the only way you can do anything really good.' The irony, of course, is that Faulkner the American modernist was also a great regional writer, an unmistakeable voice of the South.

Finally, popular culture was aligned with the values of a freedom struggle in an unmistakeable way!

Something that, when you put on its geeky uniform, clings to you unpleasantly, like a queasiness you can't shake — with an unmistakeable whiff of stale sweat and a vague and depressing feeling of failure.

She had a marvellous presence and splendid deportment, often compared to a galleon in full sail; an unmistakeable voice, which could fill the theatre; and the most expressive face imaginable.

If you are beginning your vermouth journey, this is an easy first step as it tastes a lot like dry wine with an unmistakeable herbal influence.