But the artists' application of a critical intelligence to their material seems unmistakable.
Mr. Bloomberg did not mention the contract in his speech, but his message seemed unmistakable: big raises, if they are granted, will require painful sacrifices from teachers.
He conveyed the music's ambiguity where it seems unmistakable, in the second movement, for example, which hovered here between a bucolic dance and a grotesquerie of a scherzo.
For the record, the exact quote was subtler (though the meaning seemed unmistakable), spoken during musings about his life with Catherine Zeta-Jones, the gorgeous (and quarter-century younger) actress he married in 2000: "God bless her that she likes older guys.
But it seems unmistakable from these documents that decisions made by the president himself and the secretary of defense contributed to confusion, vagueness and disarray, which, in turn, led directly to abuse and torture.
But however they ended up on the air, their message seems unmistakable: had Mr. Locke been a better manager and had he pushed for tougher drug laws, the child would still be alive.
When Xi Jinping travelled to the economic powerhouse of Shenzhen in southern China shortly after taking over the party, the symbolism seemed unmistakable – like Deng and his father, Xi intended to open up China's still state-dominated economy.
The conclusion seems unmistakable: Either Ted Waitt has to stop fiddling around with experimental marketing measures and playing musical offices with the executive staff, find the right strategic partner, or get out of the way.
It's hard to say when the life goes out of a place, but the signs seemed unmistakable in Florence.
If one compares what we have heard from recent Democratic leaders with the words FDR spoke to the nation -- words captured in his great 1940 "I see an America" speech, and those engraved in the granite of the FDR memorial in Washington -- the change seems unmistakable.
That The Post established its online division across the Potomac, in Arlington, Va., seems an unmistakable symbol of a chronic hesitancy.
