In 1995 in Jerusalem, the connection between talk and action was direct and unmistakable.
Mr. Kissinger argues, as he has before, that the United States must accommodate a rising China, until or unless it poses a direct and unmistakable threat to the United States.
"Let's Get It On" climbs to powerful emotional heights on simple repeated chords, with Gaye's clear tenor singing lyrics that are direct and unmistakable: Don't you know how sweet and wonderful life can be I'm asking you baby to get it on with me I ain't gonna worry, I ain't gonna push So come on baby, stop beating around the bush Let's get it on.
So if the pope is making headlines, it is probably because his language is more direct and unmistakable than past papal pronouncements.
In seeking an ontology of cinema (in dream and in death), he locates an existential element that adheres not to performance but to directing, an unmistakable quality to any film which is not made as filmed theatre but rather appears as some existence we call film.
The directional signs are unmistakable.
That's the equation of many science-fiction stories, but the direct parallels to "Evangelion" are unmistakable, including a pair of secondary pilots who could have been cloned from the earlier series.
The pain and discomfort in McGwire's face as he answered Bob Costas' direct and compelling questions was unmistakable.
Displaying a far from subtle Fascio Littorio on the left breast, it was a direct representation of the regime and an unmistakable two fingers to all anti-fascist protestors.
The Nets got the biggest, loudest roars — but the taunts directed at them were loud and forceful and unmistakable.
"The words were very simple, very direct, but the connection between parent and child was unmistakable.
