Sentence examples for to be unmistakable from inspiring English sources

"When you alter the federal-state balance, Congress has to be unmistakable about what it's doing," Mr. Sutton said.

Feverish and miserable, I found myself wishing I had fallen ill in Africa — anywhere where the disease is so prevalent as to be unmistakable.

Since then, she has sent eBay officials a raft of evidence pointing out the presence of the counterfeits, including an independent appraisal from Gary L. Smith, a gemologist in Montoursville, Pa., who declared the five brooches Ms. Pollack sent him to be unmistakable fakes.

But our readiness to develop it further should be unmistakable, particularly to the Assad regime.

"They would be unmistakable" to people traveling down to the desert from the surrounding hills, Stanish explains.

Then, its interests and priorities will be unmistakable to Israeli leaders, all of whom know how important American largess is to their own country.

But the message to reservists is unmistakable: the Army no longer takes into account sacrifices made to maintain two careers and lives.

The message to Turkey and Iran was unmistakable: A border problem with Armenia would not lead just to a war with Armenia but also to one with Russia.

The allusion to Camelot was unmistakable.

In any event, the resemblance of this full, sturdy red to zinfandel is unmistakable.

Yet he said imposing change by war – the apologetic reference to Iraq was unmistakable – was not the right way.