Sentence examples for unmistakable emphasis from inspiring English sources
Determined to avoid that outcome in the final phase of a volatile primary campaign — and uncertain of how he will perform in Iowa — Mr. Romney is putting an unmistakable emphasis on New Hampshire, where aides and advisers are zealously guarding his commanding lead in the polls from a number of serious threats.
Scully (2009) notes how UN discourses around women in war and sexual and gender-based violence in conflict have an unmistakable emphasis on female vulnerability reinforcing all too familiar gender stereotypes.
The improvisational emphases and tonality mark the unmistakable voice of Scotland's most important living novelist – trilling with hilarity one moment, plummeting into mock sonorousness the next.
For "12 Years a Slave," by contrast, Mr. McQueen has largely dispensed with the conventions of art cinema to make something close to a classical narrative; in this movie, the emphasis isn't on visual style but on Solomon and his unmistakable desire for freedom.
The anxiety is unmistakable.
The allure is unmistakable.
Her admiration is unmistakable.
Finalities are unmistakable.
His point was unmistakable.
"His accomplishment was unmistakable.
