Sentence examples for unmistakable point from inspiring English sources

(When will the ballet industry tire of "Romper Room" design schemes?) Weill and Brecht demand — and deserve — a particular world of movement invention, something severe and strange, with an unmistakable point of view.

Its unmistakable political point is that they're every bit as doomed.

The unmistakable demarcation point in a lost season for the Bruins was the shoulder injury suffered by Rosen, his team losing six of its final seven games without him.

$162.4m (price ranking: seven) The fierce totemic vision of Willem de Kooning is one of later modern art's unmistakable high points.

"For people who are aware of Ai Weiwei's work there is an unmistakable implication pointing to his work relating to reckoning the Sichuan earthquake and responsibility for it," said David Bandurski of Hong Kong University's China Media Project.

"Was he wearing the mask?" "Were there loads of women round him?" "Were they braiding his hair?" "Was he using iPod headphones?" These are the weird theories, the quirks, the unmistakable reference points that mark Kenny Dixon Jr out from every other DJ.

While the going has been rough from time to time, the direction of policy change has been unmistakable from that point onwards, endorsed even by successor governments run by other political parties.

It's a product that bears Google's unmistakable influence, while pointing toward the place the modular speaker system will occupy in the smart home going forward.

His point was unmistakable.

The point is unmistakable: What they are doing matters to the chief executive.

Gehry's remarks were somewhat fumbling, but his point was unmistakable.