Sentence examples for more unmistakably from inspiring English sources
When it later acquires a more unmistakably dance power, it remains idiosyncratic.
There, in his final effort to foment revolution, he takes one nom de guerre after another; even as Che becomes Ramón, though, and as Ramón becomes Fernando, the legend of Guevara adheres ever more unmistakably to its plinth.
His Madge was more unmistakably female, with a sly Gallic wit, though neither he nor Mr. Barbee rise to full physical height as unnervingly as others have in the part.
Norman Brookes of Australia reached the men's final, though he was dispatched reasonably easily 8-6, 6-4, 6-4 by Lawrence Doherty who, noted the gent from the Manchester Guardian, "once more unmistakably established his claim to be regarded as the finest player the world has so far produced".
But the ground continued to shift beneath them Tuesday night, the balance of power tilting ever more sharply, unmistakably, southward.
Unmistakably, more psychiatric medications are being prescribed for children; part of that is because many medications, like Prozac, have been available only in the last few decades.
My family thought yet again that I was mad, that we should finally unpack and relax, but we had started at the Atlantic and I felt it was only right to finish there, more than 1,000 unmistakably Spanish miles later.
They were merely trying to look objectively at the evidence, which points more or less unmistakably to the conclusion that deliberate withholding of electricity to drive up prices has been an important factor in the California crisis.
On Thursday nights, 8 million Americans tune into ABC's fashion industry satire, Ugly Betty, but insiders know that the popular show's fictional magazine, Mode, is unmistakably more Elle than Vogue.
With the weird blend of investment and helplessness that typifies kin, we've watched Whitney Houston die in front of us, slowly and unmistakably, for more than a decade.
Photograph by Phil Dent/Redferns With the weird blend of investment and helplessness that typifies kin, we've watched Whitney Houston die in front of us, slowly and unmistakably, for more than a decade.
