Sentence examples for unmistakable sight from inspiring English sources

My arrival at the practice area was greeted by the unmistakable sight of Sachin Tendulkar batting in the nets.

That's Mr. Bartlett's shepherd-Rottweiler mix, an unmistakable sight when he hops along the streets of the West Village on one front paw.

Then along came a bomb-squad truck, an unmistakable sight for Hall, who has processed hundreds of crime scenes, most involving arson and explosives.

The quest usually begins with a rumor, followed shortly by the unmistakable sight of the Dear Leader's bulletproof train edging across the Yalu River bridge, the curtains safely drawn as its cars creep into the Chinese city of Dandong from North Korea.

The Austrian pistol maker's characteristically blocky slide has been imitated by plenty of other gun companies, but its sights are unmistakable: The front bead on the business end, the blocky, white "U" on the rear end.

Climbing up the path, I soon caught sight of an unmistakable silhouette: the raggedy black wings with their long fingertips, the loose, floppy flight, and as I got closer, that long, decurved, blood-red bill.

— The residents of this cozy village on the southern shore of Cape Cod recollect with pride the sight of his unmistakable hefty, white-topped frame as they exchanged greetings on the street, waited together in line at the local ice cream shop, shared a church pew or returned his dogs — those dogs!

By all accounts, success depends on whether participants believe in the immediate, unmistakable tingle called love at first sight.

The extraordinary Senate talkathon was as much as anything a demonstration of the unmistakable deterioration in relations between the two parties with no accommodation in sight.

Welcomed sights, and when I hear over the intercom Saviano's unmistakable, self-assured, kind voice, his Italian with just the slightest hint of a Neapolitan accent to make it sexy, every last bit of apprehension is melted away.

As she felt her way to a male partner, the dance was perilously close to being about Touch rather than sight, but later, when blindfolds were removed, the contrast of feeling was unmistakable.