Sentence examples for to unmistakably from inspiring English sources

He proudly harnesses the latest technology to unmistakably Senegalese music.

"It suggests they want Tribune to unmistakably be a broadcasting company".

But she also appears, without seeming to mean to, unmistakably different from the other suburban mothers in the room.

Trump begins this quote by saying, "I don't want to get into loyalty," but then he goes on to unmistakably suggest that Attorney General Jeff Sessions hasn't been loyal enough to him — or at least that he hasn't been as loyal as then-Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. was to President Barack Obama.

However, although yeast demonstrated a higher level of interspecies variability compared to other fungi, size determination is not precise enough to unmistakably confirm species identification [20].

We do know that one sure way to limit these attacks is to unmistakably identify all Net users and make them accountable for their actions online.

Our only hope of turning the situation in a more positive direction is to make unmistakably clear to the military that the path it is on will lead to an end of U.S. assistance and international isolation.

The author deftly manipulates mix-ups about religion, sex and race for comic purposes, to the point where a man presumed to be unmistakably black turns out to resemble Leslie Howard and Clark Gable.

Stock prices have always gone up or down in response to rationalizations rather than reasons, and to levels that, in retrospect, appeared to be unmistakably excessive and irrational".

Perhaps due to her physical similarities to Parkins, the Duchess of Cambridge must have taken a liking to the unmistakably '60s silhouettes, color palettes and accessories sported by the actress... and we've got the photos to prove it.

Socrates' own account of the metaphysical and epistemological underpinnings of his view (his appeal to eternal, non-physical Platonic Forms and to our intellectual access to those Forms) commits him unmistakably to non-naturalism and to something like intuitionism.