Sentence examples for unmistakable feeling from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's session left the unmistakable feeling that the contemporary art crowd has come of age.

Perhaps the most dispiriting part for Manchester City came from that unmistakable feeling that, if anything, the gulf has widened.

Though the production has been staged with high elegance and efficiency by Nicholas Martin, there's the unmistakable feeling of old circus tricks being dragged out by its author.

These are still early days but already there is the unmistakable feeling Manchester United are on their way back and anxious to make up for lost time.

"As I looked at the score," he recalled, "I experienced a strange but unmistakable feeling that I was looking at a work of genius".

And though the production has been staged with elegance and efficiency by Nicholas Martin, there's the unmistakable feeling of old circus tricks being dragged out by its author.

After about 20 minutes, I got that unmistakable sinking feeling that comes from hearing someone laugh and realizing that they're laughing at you.

As she felt her way to a male partner, the dance was perilously close to being about Touch rather than sight, but later, when blindfolds were removed, the contrast of feeling was unmistakable.

Ms. Bausch was not just a green artist protesting the desecration of the environment (though that was a powerful element in her works) or a feminist depicting the opposition between women's pain and their social conformism (though that was evident) or an expressionist emitting rage at aspects of the socio-political status quo (though the intensity of that feeling was unmistakable).

It was indeed, a feeling of unmistakable bliss that sent chills down my spine too see the happiness of not just the players celebrating the go-ahead goal but all the red, white, and blue painted faces that packed the stadium and lined the streets of Chicago where they were watching the moment on the big screen.

But the rebel leader also conveyed an unmistakable anxiety about the feelings of the Obeidi, General Younes's tribe.