Sentence examples for unmistakable changes from inspiring English sources

Born during World War II, I came of age as quiet but unmistakable changes were washing over American society.

First, current studies 10 of radiographic data in patients with erosive IP OA show that minor and unmistakable changes could be seen within only 6 months of follow-up.

After a generation of diversifying its ranks, America's largest police department has undergone unmistakable change.

China's actions also show a guarded but unmistakable change of attitude.

Even though they were married for only the final two years of their 40-year relationship, she said something intangible but unmistakable changed after they were married.

It was a subtle yet unmistakable change in tone for a president who has steadfastly maintained since last year that the economy is on the mend, refusing to be spooked by the vagaries of the monthly jobless report, whether good or bad.

Furthermore, treatment of hypogonadal men with testosterone leads almost always to unmistakable positive changes in mood, self-esteem and vitality.

But the new decade, with its intangible but unmistakable sense of change, brought a new sense of purpose - and opportunity - to the party.

Over all, the Times poll offers a portrait of a long-term relationship between mayor and city that remains deeply conflicted and contradictory, marked by almost loveless admiration and an unmistakable yearning for change as Mr. Bloomberg's third and final term winds to a close.

Walking the streets of Yangon, there is an unmistakable smell of change in the air.

The groundswell of opinion in favour of change is unmistakable.