Sentence examples for unmistakable for from inspiring English sources

The Jewish character of the community was unmistakable, for the Chinese observed the Sabbath and major religious festivals, practiced circumcision, read the Torah, had Hebrew manuscripts, used name tablets rather than pictures in their synagogue, and abstained from eating pork.

Inside Avery Fisher Hall, the significance of the occasion was unmistakable; for Mr. Sondheim, further acceptance on his own terms in the classical music realm; for the Philharmonic, a category-shattering expansion of its musical embrace.

And not much new resolve, either, in making it unmistakable for those immigrants that the quid pro quo in becoming accepted in a time of economic grief means their accommodation to European society, not the other way around.

The conspiracy theories Trump has been talking up recently play on long-standing tropes used against Jews for decades or even centuries, and the echoes are unmistakable for many of Trump's alt-right followers and for Jews who are familiar with the history of anti-Semitism.

"The conspiracy theories Trump has been talking up recently play on long-standing tropes used against Jews for decades or even centuries, and the echoes are unmistakable for many of Trump's alt-right followers and for Jews who are familiar with the history of anti-Semitism," writes Cheryl Greenberg, professor of history at Trinity College.

There are a few stars, however, who burn their own light, unmistakable for anyone else.

The thinking was that peace would make Syria more attractive to foreign investors, providing an unmistakable incentive for the Government to take the steps necessary to compete for capital on the world market.

From the first notes of Boyz II Men's smash hit "A Song for Mama" in the film's opening credits, Soul Food showcased an unmistakable adoration for its female characters and the ways they supported their families especially the matriarch Mama Joe (the legendary Irma P. Hall).

All throb with shame for their country, with anger at its failures, but they pulse with unmistakable affection for it, too.

But Mr. Boehner's strategy presented unmistakable complications for Democrats.

In dividing persuasive appeals into three kinds, Aristotle indicated an unmistakable preference for the logical.