Sentence examples for unmistakable if from inspiring English sources

But his message is unmistakable: "If I were a betting man, I would say this wouldn't happen," the speaker said yesterday.

When Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo walks into the room, the similarities with President Obama, with whom he shares a father, are unmistakable if hard to pinpoint.

The "Highland Rape" collection, with which he asserted a Scottish allegiance, was followed by another that was an unmistakable, if partly tongue-in-cheek, homage to British monarchy, with the two collections accompanied by volleys of nationalistic bluster.

But his sermon was an unmistakable — if implicit — challenge to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has declared Ahmadinejad's victory valid and demanded an end to questioning of the results.

But different as they are, and as much of a departure from his earlier work as each one seems to be, both pictures are stamped with Mr. Soderbergh's unmistakable, if sometimes elusive, style.

In November, 575 subway cars and buses carried posters with quotations that made unmistakable, if oblique, reference to Sept. 11: "I'm used to living in fear; now, it's worse".

The restoration is unmistakable, even if the destruction is still evident.

Nonetheless, the accent of devotion is unmistakable, and, if anything, one is driven to ask: Is this book mad enough?

There are dark ones and blond ones, but the type is as unmistakable as if we belonged to the same subspecies.

Yet I somehow doubt that he would repeat those clear, unmistakable words if confronted by the prime ministers of Britain, Poland or Australia.

In the first paragraph of his 2008 article, Mr. Romney made an unmistakable prediction: "If General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye.