Appearance: Unmistakable and inescapable.
Nevertheless, her appearance was unmistakable: the white-powdered face highlighted by a dollop of bright rouge painted on each cheek, eyes ringed in blue or black shadow, lips painted with an exaggerated cupid's bow and, often, a miniature clown's hat (usually by Stephen Jones) perched askew on her wave of blue hair.
He hustled on Sunday to Mississippi to make an appearance there, an unmistakable contrast to Mr. Bush, who flew over New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina but did not set foot in the region until four days after landfall.
The red and green colors of this unmistakable woodland lichen give the appearance of a Christmas wreath, suggestive of its common North American name, the Christmas wreath lichen.
His nightly appearances on the television news, with his unmistakable brogue and trademark tweed overcoat, made him instantly recognisable wherever he went.
There were two unmistakable messages in the defence review outlined by Barack Obama in his appearance at the Pentagon briefing room.
The Devils' second appearance in the Stanley Cup finals since 1995 lacks the unmistakable whiff of carpetbagging.
Bill Clinton's confessional television appearance in the summer of 1998 plays on television, and later the unmistakable voice of Kenneth Starr issues from a car radio.
The appearance will be brief, almost subliminal, but the statement will be unmistakable, the image powerful.
