Sentence examples for more unmistakable from inspiring English sources

Building on today's findings, we think it's very important for countries... to speak, and make public their conclusions.... Our impression again is that the technical details will lend themselves to an even more unmistakable conclusion.

In smaller groups, the body language can be even more unmistakable: a nervous rolling of his hand back and forth rapidly on the table in front of him or turning away in his chair 90 degrees or more, a sign of deep impatience.

He even sang along at one point during the broadcast, making the similarity seem all the more unmistakable.

Even as American leaders offer reassuring words to the natives (and to the public in "the homeland") about the U.S. military being a force for human liberation, the message couldn't be more unmistakable if you happen to be living in such countries: the "aliens" are here, and they're planning to take control, weapons loaded and ready to fire.

Moreover, while the overt relationships in the play are between Guido and his various lovers, there is a more subtle but unmistakable female alliance.

So if the pope is making headlines, it is probably because his language is more direct and unmistakable than past papal pronouncements.

Another is the more cautious but unmistakable call by President Obama on Tuesday to "put a price on it" ― "it" being the carbon emissions from smokestacks and tailpipes that have already begun to wreck the climate.

More disappointing still, the unmistakable Mamet voice is heard only fitfully and with strain.

What is more chilling is the unmistakable air of celebration, evil posed as righteousness.

Either way, the national yearning for a more perfect union is unmistakable.

Exaggeration can serve to make the meaning of a sentence more salient, and therefore unmistakable.