In particular, one pattern that they found was unmistakable: "Once a name catches on among high-income, highly educated parents, it starts working its way down the socioeconomic ladder.
Although his repeated references to the United States were unmistakable, he never named his designated nemesis.
Once upon a time, the kings of country music were titans: larger-than-life men with unmistakable voices and names like Hank, George, Willie and Waylon.
For an unmistakable differentiation we named our gerbil-adapted H. pylori-strain B8.
The irony of this jam-friendly ensemble's pointed name is unmistakable, given its leader's history of heated squabbling with his actual brother, the Black Crowes' co-founder, Rich Robinson.
"I can perhaps understand why the postal worker got the address mixed up, because the handwriting is quite poor and they look similar, but the recipient's name is unmistakable.
But on this day, I was awakened at dawn by his unmistakable voice calling my name.
Latin inscriptions from the Roman period, found mostly in southwestern France, record a handful of proper names of unmistakable Basque etymology.
Although the coverage stopped short of suggesting this was an achievement on a par with the discovery of penicillin, there was an unmistakable sense that Lambert's name must always come with a sexuality-defining adjective.
What "Poker Face" does have over several of the songs on "Leave This Town," the second album by Daughtry, the band that carries Mr. Daughtry's name and his unmistakable Neanderthal-chic scent, is economy.
