Sentence examples similar to unmistakable argument from inspiring English sources

But his sense of the music's argument was still unmistakable and the responsiveness of the players encouraging.

That was the subtle but unmistakable message of Obama's closing argument.

To the limited extend that alarmists do venture into the world of interactive discussion and debate, their arguments are tarnished with the unmistakable odor of personal hypocrisy.

They had two albums in the 1990s that didn't have the former Beatle's name printed on the packaging, but the third collaboration, last year's "Electric Arguments," featured McCartney's unmistakable vocals and was openly promoted as his work.

The bottom line was unmistakable.

But statistics, of course, can bolster both sides of an argument, and there is an unmistakable correlation between draft status and production.

The uproar over a planned Islamic cultural center near ground zero is a graphic example of the powerful emotions — with unmistakable undercurrents of Islamophobia — that saturate the arguments over what to build in Lower Manhattan.

However you feel about any one of these arguments, they're all building an unmistakable narrative into which Republicans and GOP lawmakers are increasingly buying.

Yellen's argument is a defensible one, but there are unmistakable signs of frothiness — from the Twitter I.P.O., to the record sales in the art market, to the price of Brooklyn brownstones.

The court's argument was "very flimsy," he said, because there was no "unmistakable act of Congress" that bans local governments from adopting measures like Hazleton's.

Turning the argument on it's head for a while.. HD that was pure unmistakable 'WOW' as it was in the early days.