Sentence examples for unmistakable reference to from inspiring English sources

The remark was an unmistakable reference to this ship.

(That last bit, about "families who've benefitted" when fleeing persecution, was an unmistakable reference to Cruz and Marco Rubio).

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

In Los Angeles, the door on the minimalist white cube might have been an unmistakable reference to the inaccessibility of the formal art world.

And in a striking, unmistakable reference to the scandals of recent years, he drew a thunderous ovation by promising, "I will work for you every day and I will never let you down".

At a fund-raising luncheon in Miami for Representative Bill McCollum, a Republican who is running for the Senate in Florida, Mr. Bush made what Mr. McCollum's aides said was an unmistakable reference to the lawmaker's vote to impeach.

The minister in charge makes unmistakable references to the disgracefully low pay of local civil officials and the benefits his own children would enjoy if they could study abroad.

A daring editorial marking Thursday's third anniversary of the Sichuan earthquake, featuring unmistakable references to detained artist Ai Weiwei, has vanished from the website of the newspaper that ran it.

When a group of Oregon football players chanted "No means no" after their Rose Bowl victory over Florida State, an unmistakable taunting reference to the rape accusations against Seminoles quarterback Jameis Winston, the moment demonstrated how sexual assault on campus is one of the hottest of contemporary issues.

In November, 575 subway cars and buses carried posters with quotations that made unmistakable, if oblique, reference to Sept. 11: "I'm used to living in fear; now, it's worse".

But the unmistakable reference, one art historian pointed out in the comments, was to Edward Hopper.