It deals with a wide range of cultural problems, often more effectively than speech, in much the same manner that crying, an infantile and probably instinctive reaction to discomfort, communicates an unmistakable emotional state to others.
The passion in his voice is unmistakable when Oklahoma State Coach Mike Gundy speaks about the dysfunctional mess the Big 12 has become.
Simply put, the business community delivered an unmistakable message that the state would be a pariah if it did not change course.
Over the last five years, signs that the local school district is in dire straits have been unmistakable: in 1996, the state's Education Department threw out the Board of Education.
That would be an unmistakable signal to the state apparatus in Belarus — and prevent the perpetrators from spending the rewards for their criminal actions on vacations and shopping sprees in the European Union.
One woman from Georgia, Sharon Cooper, began each conversation with an unmistakable drawl: "I was his state representative".
While such a "judicial headcount" is, of course, not dispositive, it does suggest that whatever one can say about CERCLA, it did not include an "unmistakable " declaration of abrogation of state immunity.
For the past thirty-odd years, the message of the Spanish state has been unmistakable: the decades-old amnesty law has rendered many of the crimes of the past irrelevant to the contemporary public interest.
Given the unmistakable dominance of Democrats in state politics, business groups that once backed Republicans are now switching sides in hopes they will continue to wield influence in the Capitol.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution last year reported that prison sentences imposed on African-American offenders have dropped by 20percentt and links this "unmistakable" downward trend to the state's boost in accountability-courts funding.
And suppose that a federal grant program states in bold, unmistakable letters that the recipient government shall comply with all applicable federal laws (those prohibiting the diversion of funds, say, or other forms of corruption).
