Sentence examples similar to unmistakable origin from inspiring English sources
The co-op characters at the centre of this appropriately bright and playful platform adventure are a chameleon and a bat rather than a bear and a bird, but the humour, setting and story are unmistakable in their origin.
Although the overall arrangement of scenes seems repetitive, there are marked differences in the designs of garments, headdresses, hair styles, and beards that give each delegation its own distinctive character and make its origin unmistakable.
They embraced the late Romanticism from which the music is mined, playing parts of the first movement with a lush, pulsing vibrato that made its turn-of-the-century Viennese origins unmistakable, and bathing the finale in an emotional, warm glow.
When the "pages" (or sequences of nucleotides) in these "books" (organisms) are examined one by one, the correspondence in the "letters" (nucleotides) gives unmistakable evidence of common origin.
Many bear the unmistakable marks of their oral origin and can best be understood when recited aloud; in fact, it is still held by many Hindus and Buddhists that their scriptures lack, when read silently, the meaning and significance they have when recited aloud, for the human voice is believed to add to the recited texts dimensions of truth and power not readily grasped by the solitary reader.
The boats bore unmistakable signs of North Korean origin.
The bottom line was unmistakable.
Unmistakable similarities of form, playing technique, tuning, and even of the music performed confirm the African xylophone's Southeast Asian origin.
The anxiety is unmistakable.
The allure is unmistakable.
