Sentence examples for unmistakable because from inspiring English sources

He was the affable 335-pound Pro Bowl lineman for the Minnesota Vikings, unmistakable because of his hefty size, the sprout of dreadlocks on his head and the kindness in his heart.

But its importance is unmistakable because if that future mayor and the future city council lose their collective nerve, there's a real risk that pension funds are depleted entirely, or that they succumb to the temptation to paper over the issue with bonds.

A Skempton piece is unmistakable, partly because it has always been like it is.

The formulation of the query had a subtle but unmistakable potency because senior officers are sworn to render their best military advice to the president — and to offer unvarnished assessments to those exercising Congressional oversight.

During his visit Gong speaks about the historical rift between the south and north through their martial arts practices, a division that, however entertainingly illustrated in a series of fights, carries unmistakable urgency because of the Japanese occupation, the coming war and, more obliquely, the fissures of the 1949 Communist Revolution.

The global trend is now unmistakable -- not least because cosmetics companies need harmonized regulations across the world rather than a need to use modern non-animal methods in some countries while having to duplicate the work with animal tests elsewhere.

I knew this, not because I could see past the expanding herd of rapacious educators - some of whom I hadn't seen outside of their classroom in years - but because the unmistakable aroma of baked brown sugar permeated the entire administration building, luring me from all the way from my car in the faculty parking lot.

She knows he is still there because of the unmistakable odor of his corpse.

"It was 'Yes, let's put Hafez al-Assad inside my movie.' " He cast his Moscow schoolmate Abdullatif Abdulhamid in the lead role, largely because of his unmistakable resemblance to Assad.

As she sprawled next to me, I was proud, too, but also a little wistful because of the unmistakable reality that she can almost take up the whole couch herself.

For all that, Clemens seems oddly subdued throughout the book, his dialogue not at all like his writing, which was famous in part because of his unmistakable voice.