As we see it, adding the second phrase simply made it unmistakable that the statute reached false promises and misrepresentations as to the future as well as other frauds involving money or property.
And it was their beards that made it unmistakable (to my eye) that my friendships were with adults, and so I must therefore be an adult myself, just as it was their beards and my lack of one that must have made it unmistakable (to other eyes) that a kid was hanging out with a grownup.
And not much new resolve, either, in making it unmistakable for those immigrants that the quid pro quo in becoming accepted in a time of economic grief means their accommodation to European society, not the other way around.
However, subsequent investigations have made it increasingly unmistakable that HP1 proteins not only localize to heterochromatic regions but also euchromatic regions [ 3, 4].
As she mulls whether to make it official, there have been unmistakable signs that she plans on entering the race.
"Why does it feel like we're not going up?" Ms. Brenner asked as the plane made its unmistakable ascent.
Make it from a jumpsuit consisting of classic Indiana Jones attire and the unmistakable fedora hat.
Although the overall arrangement of scenes seems repetitive, there are marked differences in the designs of garments, headdresses, hair styles, and beards that give each delegation its own distinctive character and make its origin unmistakable.
The big challenge facing the "corporate social responsibility" movement, however, is that it exhibits an unmistakable liberal bias that makes it easy for academics, investment managers and corporate executives to dismiss it as ideological and naïve.
The idea is that for a lot of riders, when the ultimate icon of American bad-boy motorcycling – the one tuned to an unmistakable rumble – decides to make something electric, that makes it okay.
Mr. Bradshaw is a man whose mighty ego and Klaus Kinski face make him unmistakable even to people who don't follow his talk show, "Fox N.F.L. Sunday".
