Sentence examples for unmistakable view of from inspiring English sources

And the distant but unmistakable view of the Salem Nuclear Power Plant, visible from the Battery, makes it unlikely that the rich will be outbidding each other for prime waterfront property.

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.

(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.

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.

THE faithful of Limburg, a diocese in Hesse, have been protesting in front of their Romanesque cathedral, a few even affixing "95 theses" to its door to make their views of their bishop unmistakable.

The unmistakable shape of Sellafield's reactor came into view, surrounded by buildings so immense and numerous and sci-fi-city weird that I wouldn't have been surprised if flying monkeys had been dispatched to repel me.

For astronauts looking down at the Black Sea or for scientists viewing imagery captured by satellites, the salty lagoons along the northern border of the Crimean Peninsula offer an unmistakable swash of colour.

Whether Obama's remarks mark a shift in his policy views, a politically expedient concession to an ascendant progressive wing or something in between, it is an unmistakable indicator of the Democratic Party's return to its New Deal roots. .

It's an unmistakable sense of relief.

The unmistakable scent of a young man.

But an unmistakable cast of sameness reigns.