The Jewish character of the community was unmistakable, for the Chinese observed the Sabbath and major religious festivals, practiced circumcision, read the Torah, had Hebrew manuscripts, used name tablets rather than pictures in their synagogue, and abstained from eating pork.
Inside Avery Fisher Hall, the significance of the occasion was unmistakable; for Mr. Sondheim, further acceptance on his own terms in the classical music realm; for the Philharmonic, a category-shattering expansion of its musical embrace.
The conspiracy theories Trump has been talking up recently play on long-standing tropes used against Jews for decades or even centuries, and the echoes are unmistakable for many of Trump's alt-right followers and for Jews who are familiar with the history of anti-Semitism.
"The conspiracy theories Trump has been talking up recently play on long-standing tropes used against Jews for decades or even centuries, and the echoes are unmistakable for many of Trump's alt-right followers and for Jews who are familiar with the history of anti-Semitism," writes Cheryl Greenberg, professor of history at Trinity College.
Our features are not identical (I always coveted her nose), but the resemblance was unmistakable for me, as it is for both my sisters.
The Raft of the Medusa was first shown at the 1819 Paris Salon, under the generic title Scène de Naufrage (Scene of Shipwreck), although its real subject would have been unmistakable for contemporary viewers.
And in fact, their impact was unmistakable – for in pushing us to reflect on our rhetoric and promises for action, they made the Special Session that much more relevant and responsive.
Its common and scientific names are derived from the eye-spots on the tail feathers, designated as ocellata, from the Latin root oculus for "eye". Appearance is unmistakable with brilliantly colored plumage of green, blue, gold, black and bronze.
So far, the attacks have tried to frame the debate as one of government overreach or "secret science" but the intent is unmistakable: to preserve the status quo for some of the nation's worst polluters and keep EPA from doing its job of using the best available science to protect air quality.
The market shift is unmistakable, but for now, at least, small, economical sedans still outsell SUVs on a worldwide basis.
The pattern, public health historians say, is unmistakable -- watch for those moments when knowledge hits the wall, then stand back.
