Sentence examples for unmistakable pattern from inspiring English sources

An unmistakable pattern began to emerge.

There is an unmistakable pattern here.

But we've reached the point where it's an unmistakable pattern.

Some of the indignities seem trivial — black and Arab soldiers are denied fresh tomatoes in the mess hall — but they are part of an unmistakable pattern.

But it does fit with a clear and unmistakable pattern of Trump digging into whether top law enforcement officials would be loyal to him or otherwise asking them to do things that could benefit him personally in that investigation.

This shows not "blunders" but an unmistakable pattern of civilian terrorism: hospitals, schools, nurseries, housing estates, power sources, markets, farms, churches, monasteries, against which horrific "anti-personnel " cluster bombs were used.

Rice, who has written for The New York Times Magazine and other publications, perceptively describes the background of British colonialism, with its unmistakable patterns of divide and rule, including the literal invention of tribes.

Likewise, so often, when men murder women they purport to love -- which they do with stunning frequency and in unmistakable patterns -- we get out our microscopes: What did she say?

The unmistakable pressure pattern was even apparent when cows made scratching movements or attempts to keep flies away during rumination.

"Those suckers who are sitting in the Green Zone, they cannot go out and see the people they are governing?" asked Mr. Alsammarae, whose unmistakable speech patterns in English reflect his Iraqi and American backgrounds.

These latter rarely use inferential statistics at all, either because the outcomes are "yes" or "no" answers (e.g. presence or absence of specific chemical compound in a rock) or because their data have such low levels of noise to make any pattern unmistakable [22], [54].