Sentence examples for make it unmistakably from inspiring English sources
Because of its clothes, she takes this to be her estranged husband and itemises how its various heroic properties make it unmistakably the body of her spouse.
Cream of carrot soup ($6.50) is full of herbal seasonings that make it unmistakably Italian.
President Obama has an obligation to make it unmistakably clear that BP's interests are not the same as America's interests.
And they have to pass the watchful eyes of my neighboring condominium owners who, while they have no direct veto power over my tenants, can make it unmistakably clear what they think about the choice.
"I want to make it unmistakably clear," he said, "that institutions and individuals who fail to accept this responsibility should not be permitted to engage in this endeavor" of human experimentation.
While it is reasonable to fully investigate charges of corruption and abuse of office, the justifications given for Ms. Tymoshenko's arrest, and the manner in which she was arrested, now make it unmistakably clear that this is a case of political retaliation, rather than the dispassionate exercise of the rule of law.
Thus, notwithstanding the catastrophic military blows the group has suffered and the loss of its territorial rule, the Islamic State has made it unmistakably clear that it will carry on the fight even if the caliphate is militarily incapacitated.
He has made it unmistakably clear that he wants to be executed.
However, it is the handfuls of fresh herbs, lemongrass, bean sprouts, crispy fried rice cracker croutons and crunchy pork crackling that makes it unmistakably Vietnamese.
But it is song that makes it unmistakably March, the little songs that weren't heard at all a month ago and will be lost in the chorus a month from now.
The set of criteria that were recently reaffirmed by the RFL made it unmistakably clear that Widnes will be the only Championship club promoted next year, leaving the other 11 with an increasingly hard sell to the public and the media.
