Sentence examples for unmistakable reality from inspiring English sources

Behind these circumlocutions and evasions lie the unmistakable reality that this republican coronation puts an end to the hopes that were generated by the biggest upheaval of the Arab spring.

As she sprawled next to me, I was proud, too, but also a little wistful because of the unmistakable reality that she can almost take up the whole couch herself.

But the increasing onslaught of police killings of black suspects over minor offenses, the refusal of our justice system to recognize these murders for what they are, and the despicable attacks against people like Leslie Jones present us with an unmistakable reality: When it comes to race relations in the United States, our society has not advanced whatsoever.

No matter how empty the narrative conservatives choose to salve their wounds of defeat, the unmistakable reality of the 2008 election is that America -- red and blue, young and old, rich and poor -- indeed gave Obama and Democrats an overwhelming and, yes, history-making nod of approval.

The realities are unmistakable.

Yet as I walked out on to its terrace, overlooking the glistening blue waters of the Arabian Sea, I caught a whiff of reality - the unmistakable smell of fish from the nearby market.

But in a country whose history is still bloodily contested, Sarkozy's frank acknowledgment of the truth of his former antagonist's reality sent an unmistakable message.

"Let's Go, Nagatacho" gets in some subtle but unmistakable digs at current political realities.

I touched the top of my head, and the reality of it was unmistakable.

And all security has an unmistakable overtone of politics, whatever the reality or immediacy of any announced threat.

Cemetery of Splendour has that unmistakable blend of an almost clinical reality and rationality with spirituality and mysticism.