Sentence examples for gave unmistakable from inspiring English sources

Two gave unmistakable hints of brutal treatment after their first arrest.

He pursued an interest in the music of his Celtic roots by collaborating with the Chieftains, developed his lifelong fondness for jazz with appearances at Ronnie Scott's Club in London, and wrote a series of songs in his own increasingly complex style that gave unmistakable evidence of a deep and unfulfilled spiritual yearning.

He pursued an interest in the music of his Celtic roots by collaborating with the Chieftains, developed his lifelong fondness for jazz with appearances at Ronnie Scott's Club in London, and wrote a series of songs in his own increasingly complex style that gave unmistakable evidence of a deep and unfulfilled spiritual yearning, releasing albums on an almost annual basis well into the 21st century.

This sudden shift completely upsets the harmonic structure and gives unmistakable notice that a long, complex movement will be necessary to right the imbalance.

When the "pages" (or sequences of nucleotides) in these "books" (organisms) are examined one by one, the correspondence in the "letters" (nucleotides) gives unmistakable evidence of common origin.

Yet each side has a small but highly motivated constituency on this issue, and Governor Bush, of Texas, and Vice President Gore have given unmistakable signals, as they did Tuesday night, to those groups as to how they would pick judicial nominees.

He gives an unmistakable "This again?" sigh.

Nothing is to be taken as conceded but what is given in unmistakable terms, or by an implication equally clear.

The Sydney production is also distinguished by stage settings that give an unmistakable sense of time and place.

But if Caller ID is no longer to be trusted, hanging up still gives an unmistakable message.

By tilting his head down, looking up through lowered brows and giving the unmistakable impression that he is very, very cross.