The first unmistakable examples of manufacturing operations carefully designed to reduce production costs by specialized labour and the use of machines appeared in the 18th century in England.
The similarities to fellow Seattle folkies Fleet Foxes, for example, are unmistakable: the clarity of the melodies, the florid harmonies, and the warm instrumental tones are inextricable aesthetic ties linking these Northwest ensembles in style and mythos.
The impression (experience) of anger, for example, has an unmistakable quality and intensity.
After all, the carnival's defining theme this time round – namely, the prowess of the female thoroughbred – pays unmistakable homage to her Amazonian example.
Whereas silences or discursive non-action is unmistakable in the above-mentioned example, in other cases, silences are less straightforward.
An unmistakable conclusion from the presented examples is that metastatic cells respond to environmental signals differently to nonmetastatic cells.
He conveyed the music's ambiguity where it seems unmistakable, in the second movement, for example, which hovered here between a bucolic dance and a grotesquerie of a scherzo.
The prime example of such unspoken yet unmistakable messaging occurs between the mother and fetus who's about to be born.
That point is already unmistakable in his book's gallingly apt examples and its irrefutable tone.
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.
