In 1933, when Germany was under Hitler's total control, the Nazis made "unmistakable overtures" to the Christian churches in general, and to Catholics in particular.
The minister in charge makes unmistakable references to the disgracefully low pay of local civil officials and the benefits his own children would enjoy if they could study abroad.
Welsh's quality of attention to their speech, spoken and interior, is immaculate, and it's in this intimate transcription that his fondness for these guys is made unmistakable.
In November, 575 subway cars and buses carried posters with quotations that made unmistakable, if oblique, reference to Sept. 11: "I'm used to living in fear; now, it's worse".
Ms. Taylor, 55, a woman known best not for what she has done, but for whom she lives with, is beginning to make unmistakable forays into New York politics, shedding her reputation as a glamorous sidekick and becoming closely watched in her own right.
Spiked with brutal satire and scandalous pornographic episodes, it also made unmistakable attacks upon the monarchy, the nobility, and the Church.
The distinctions between their characters — the brash, chatty, rule-bending American detective and his by-the-book, deadpan serious Chinese counterpart — have been exaggerated here, drawn with heavy outlines, to make unmistakable the oddness of their coupling.
By late morning the next day, Alta Moda clients were making their unmistakable presence felt in Portofino's cobblestoned piazza.
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.
That, Mr. Gural said, is when he decided to take matters into his own hands, setting up a sort of amateur sting operation before a meeting with one of his bosses at JCA. "I dusted off my Sony pocket recorder -- the thing was like 11 years old, it was like a brick," he said, making an unmistakable brick shape with his hands.
