(When will the ballet industry tire of "Romper Room" design schemes?) Weill and Brecht demand — and deserve — a particular world of movement invention, something severe and strange, with an unmistakable point of view.
In a letter to members, Kevin Baumgardner, the president of the United States Eventing Association, wrote: "The overall trends, particularly over the last three years, are unmistakable and, in my view, totally unacceptable.
Faced with a depleted turnout and an unmistakable sense that their views feel beside the point right now, many Tories at the conference did their best to put a positive gloss on a less-than-ideal situation.
She began her viewing session exhibiting unmistakable indifference but soon graduated to outright animosity.
As it soared around and passed, the sun was behind me and I got fantastic views of the unmistakable silvery white- and black-tipped wings of a male hen harrier.
I'm still looking out for the leopard, but as we emerge from the trees near the river, all feline thoughts are forgotten as an unmistakable, huge, grey shape moves into view ahead of us: an elephant.
But even as the exhibit shows how the games have evolved in parallel, it conveys the unmistakable theme that what many Americans view as their national game was originally an English sport, played by children nearly 300 years ago.
If there is a God who wishes to authenticate a communication to man in an unmistakable fashion, then, in Paley's view, an authenticating miracle is inevitable.
Francis Crick wrote about Chance and necessity in his obituary on Monod: "Written with force and clarity, in an unmistakable personal style, it presented a view of the universe that to many lay readers appeared strange, somber, arid, and austere.
The economic bulls viewed that showing as fresh, unmistakable evidence that the recession now rests in the graveyard, despite what some market professionals view as alarming facts to the contrary.
