"He sure doesn't lack enthusiasm," the other doctor continued as our colleague rounded the corner, the bounce in his step unmistakable.
Alderson, a grandfather, is a Harvard-trained lawyer with a championship pedigree and an unmistakable presence when he steps into a room.
Brodinski exudes an unmistakable gallic charm as steps off the Eurostar, teaming up a pair of box-fresh, all-black Nikes with a Fila roll-neck top and a discreetly flashed Rolex.
The message is unmistakable: General Clark is ready to step in as commander in chief.
What relief — at midafternoon — to leave the E.R. at last, to escape the unmistakable disinfectant smell, if only to step outside into a cold, cheerless February day!
"Corpsman!" The tone was unmistakable.
But during the summer of 1861 the direction of change was unmistakable, as Republicans took the first, crucial steps in a mounting attack on the South's "peculiar institution".
Mr Obama's initiative is not enough to satisfy Polish demands for an unmistakable message of deterrence, but it is a step in the right direction.
While the central bank's Federal Open Market Committee did not take any new steps on interest rates, it communicated in unmistakable terms its concerns about the fragility of the economic recovery and a threat to stable prices.
Dynamic measurements also imply an important step forward in the search for the elusive but unmistakable relationship between accessibility and mobility that has generated so many scientific discussions [41].
