Lyndon B. Johnson once answered reporters badgering him about why the United States was in Vietnam with a simple, unmistakable off-the-record gesture: he unzipped, pulled out his penis and said, "This is why!" It wasn't, of course, the first time the presidential genitals had entered the White House agenda.
Silverthread's tasting room is on the slopes between the 414 wine trail and Seneca Lake and has an unmistakable "off-the-beaten-path" quality to it.
Hundreds of snake tails banging out a primordial choral arrangement inspired by one unmistakable sentiment: "Fuck off".
The eccentric bright-green stalks rose up toward the sky, giving off their unmistakable scent.
The leaves gave off the unmistakable scent of gasoline that is characteristic of epazote.
Power's writing gives off the unmistakable whiff of the truth.
It gave off an unmistakable whiff of spring, of a career flowering again after a long winter.
The lobster was cut into pieces, with mounds of ground pork heaped around, giving off an unmistakable burned waft.
Still, even with its crowd-pleasing star in fine, welcoming form, "The Search for Signs," enormously popular in its first go-round in 1985, gives off an unmistakable whiff of deja vu.
Still, even with its crowd-pleasing star in fine, welcoming form, this play, something of a female cri de coeur that was enormously popular in 1985, gives off an unmistakable whiff of deja vu (2 00).
Still, even with its crowd-pleasing star in fine, welcoming form, this play, something of a female cri de coeur that was enormously popular in its first go-round in 1985, gives off an unmistakable whiff of deja vu (2 00).
