Sentence examples similar to unmistakable question from inspiring English sources

When the phone rings suddenly late in the evening after some big Supreme Court decision, after some new or rumored appointment to the Yale law faculty, after some intriguing piece of political news from Washington or maybe from Western Europe—I still half-expect my "Hello" to be answered by that unmistakable blend of question and growl and chuckle that was his.

The question's unmistakable undertone – reverberating not just in predominantly white Iowa, but across the American heartland – is the country's irreversibly changing demographics.

The pain and discomfort in McGwire's face as he answered Bob Costas' direct and compelling questions was unmistakable.

She spoke with an unmistakable clarity only when the question of a possible return to her village came up.

The questions about McCourt carried an unmistakable subtext: why are you keeping him around?

The contrast in the demeanours of the two teams' penalty-takers was unmistakable and Moyes, who refused to take questions on the imminent £37m arrival of Juan Mata, admitted that his own players' confidence was shot-at.

Nevertheless, there is an unmistakable allure to distilling the confusing world into a single question: Paper or plastic?

The first was the unmistakable absence of anyone from Gov. George E. Pataki's office, raising serious questions about the viability of the mayor's plan.

British officials were reluctant to question sleep deprivation, hooding, and waterboarding for "fear of damaging liaison relationships" – an unmistakable reference to the CIA.

Though neither president mentioned the United States by name at a brief news conference and steered questions to economic matters, the object of the communiqué's criticism was unmistakable.

To the questions of whether we are our brothers and sisters keeper; the religious answer is an unmistakable Yes.