Sentence examples for unmistakable things from inspiring English sources

IF YOU rub your eyes, take a deep breath and look with an open mind at the numbers, the conclusion is unmistakable: things are going a lot better in Iraq.

Danuta Kean is books editor of Mslexia Extract: the flavours of love, by Dorothy Koomson "These are the things she doesn't know about me: I have done some unmistakable things to protect my daughter; I'd do virtually anything to protect my daughter and son; if it came to a choice between hurting Imogen and allowing my children to be damaged, there'd be no choice at all".

And I saw in her drug use and her writing an abandon I never allowed myself, and it gave her articles that unmistakable thrill of things breaking apart.

You are perpetually startled, not so much by surprising events (these are routine) as by the vague but unmistakable sense that things look different, that something more complicated is happening than the passive act of looking.

But one thing was unmistakable: It ticked them off.

The perfect example of a practical item rejuvenated into a thing of unmistakable luxury.

But regardless of what was learned, or when, one thing was unmistakable: no one had a right to lay claim to the moral high ground.

Despite the confusion, one thing is unmistakable: the United States's posture toward Kyrgyzstan has been shaped, if not badly distorted, by the war in Afghanistan.

The Museum, with its state-of-the-art interactive exhibits and its wide-ranging memorabilia, opens September 1st on the shores of Lake Erie, and one thing is unmistakable: the heart of rock and roll is now in Cleveland.

In "Total Denial," Milena Kaneva's incisive look at Myanmar, one thing is unmistakable: Its central figure, Ka Hsaw Wa, is the stuff heroes are made of (even if the film only narrowly escapes overglorifying him).

Still, one thing is unmistakable: this is a record book of dreams and memories.