This, plus the lush tropical gardens that surround and fill the resort and hide it from the outside world, gives it an unmistakable and well-deserved air of exclusivity.
All of which meant that, when I dropped my eyes down from the computer screen where I was reading the piece and turned them in the direction of my ever-contemplatable navel, I was confronted by an unmistakable bit of, well, "provocative" décolleté.
Netanyahu and the new Palestinian leadership that will emerge from the rubble of an unmistakable defeat may well craft a peace of sorts, especially if they each pursue liberal, entrepreneurial Hong Kongstyle economic policies.
The port cask influence is unmistakable, but is well integrated with the butterscotch elements of the original malt and produces the classic, spirit infused fruit cake flavors but drier, without any overt sweetness.
To Egyptians, that was unmistakable invocation of a well-known activist organization, the April 6 Youth Group, which government officials have accused of taking American money and blamed for stirring up street protests.
It was also noted that the lyrics contain an unmistakable reference to the well-known political chant of supporters of the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, "Meno male che Silvio c'e'!" (thank goodness for Silvio).
Most were from Asia Minor, and they bore the unmistakable accent -- instrumentally as well as vocally -- of Middle Eastern music.
The sound of contact was unmistakable, the click of something well struck.
Unlike the more obvious stars among today's youngish maestros, Petrenko's depth of feeling seems connected to a searching musical intelligence, as well as an unmistakable sense of personal connection with the works he programmes.
Knowlson, like so many of those who knew Beckett at all well, had an unmistakable and enduring love for him, seeing past the austere and sometimes even forbidding front to the soul that was, in Beckett's own formulation, "all feeling".
