The trend was unmistakable: with each added positive behavior, people lived longer.
True to this spirit and with unmistakable character, each of their projects tries to detect, resolve and express in architectural terms, their most important requirements.
In places like Thailand's Khao Lak tourist beach, where thousands died, the stench of rotting flesh is unmistakable and each tide brings more bloated corpses.
John Hollenbeck composes so much music for his own bands — Refuge Trio, the Claudia Quintet and his Large Ensemble, each unmistakable in its identity — that you could go a long time before wondering about the transferable aspects of his style.
He has sprinkled ingredients from his home region here and there, most notably in a stunning turbot with a crust of bread crumbs and Comte cheese, so thin it scarcely seems to exist, except for an unmistakable crunch with each bite, and a glorious overlay of pungent, hazel-nutty flavor sharpened with the faintest possible touch of mustard.
In choosing China as one leg of his first foreign trip (India, Pakistan and Malaysia, with large Islamic populations, were the others), the ruler of the world's biggest oil producer had sent an unmistakable message: China and Saudi Arabia, each on the lookout to find new trading partners and become less dependent on the U.S., had found each other.
The pair bear an unmistakable resemblance to each other as they read the messages together, slowly.
A Cotuit oyster, for example, is the same kind as a Wellfleet but, although they resemble each other closely, the happy differentiation of one cove from the next, with its particular bounty of algae and rock, gives each its unmistakable uniqueness of flavor.
The affection and respect the two feel for each other are unmistakable.
The glance they shot each other was unmistakable: Dad's home.
