Sentence examples for unmistakable terms from inspiring English sources

He expressed his disappointment in diplomatic but unmistakable terms when it went the other way.

At a low point in the marriage, Markovits depicts an episode of sodomy in oblique but unmistakable terms.

As the 9/11 commission has told us in unmistakable terms, we must do much more to meet this fundamental obligation.

But just to make sure, Congress should clarify the law so that it says in unmistakable terms that small water bodies deserve the same protection as large ones.

"The United States and the United Kingdom must tell Pakistan in unmistakable terms, publicly, that their support to terrorism has to stop," the senior Indian official said.

A broadcast from the Vatican station was made in German, warning in unmistakable terms that the Austrian clergy had failed to "recognize the wolf in sheep's clothing" and relieving the layman from obedience to their political directives.

Most, though not all, of the other economic numbers that came out this week were also substantially weaker than expected.... Since last summer, when the housing bust became unmistakable, interest rates on long-term bonds have fallen sharply.

The allegations were laid out in a 61-page memo sent to Judge Stephen C. Robinson of Federal District Court in White Plains recommending that he sentence Mr. Kerik to a term that "sends an unmistakable message" about public officials who break the law.

Accrington were closing on a maiden Wembley trip, yet their aggregate lead lasted only nine minutes as the unmistakable Akinfenwa scored for the seventh time this term.

BEIJING — There was another winner in the election this weekend that handed President Ma Ying-jeou of Taiwan a second term in office — the faint but unmistakable clamor for democracy in China.

In the midst of major dislocation we're sure to see more erratic furloughs of service and short-term budget fixes that are an unmistakable sign of a bloated public sector.