Sentence examples for one unmistakable from inspiring English sources

But, in the past couple of years, I've reread three novels with one unmistakable sentence to which everything else is preparatory and subordinate.

One unmistakable symptom of the electorate's determined rejection of the Tories came at 2.45am when Neil Hamilton was decisively beaten in Tatton by the BBC journalist Martin Bell.

If The Golden Notebook has one unmistakable theme, it is the danger of uncoupling the personal from the universal, of seeing the subjective as inimical to – even undermining of – objectivity.

One unmistakable sign signaling a presidential election year is the word "Appalachia" reentering the nation's vocabulary.

Hundreds of snake tails banging out a primordial choral arrangement inspired by one unmistakable sentiment: "Fuck off".

But one unmistakable comparison rings true.

My first brief impression — that he was repairing or tampering with the lock on the door — was quickly replaced by one of unmistakable supplication.

And we -- John and I --we will have one clear unmistakable message for Al Qaeda and these terrorists: You cannot run.

Then, just as I was losing faith, spilling out of the white surf, came one small, unmistakable penguin.

There was one immediate, unmistakable signal: according to the Times, after the judge made his decision, Gamal Mubarak, the old President's son and co-defendant, "flashed a victory sign with two fingers of a bound hand".

As the medical historian Judith Walzer Leavitt argued in a 1996 study, cited by Bourdain, Mallon's case was a pivotal chapter in the history of public health, one with unmistakable reverberations in the age of AIDS.