He makes an unmistakable impression, yet despite his powerful personality, he is exceptionally good at allowing a building to take on a personality of its own.
In the most unmistakable declaration yet by Mrs. Clinton that she is effectively seeking Mr. Obama's third term, she strolled on stage after his speech and embraced the president as the delegates roared.
His words and gestures telegraphed an unmistakable message, humble yet with gravitas, that it would be presumptuous to speak yet with the full command of President, cocking his head in a vague suggestion of hesitation.
Fairlie, who had an unmistakable voice––Tory, yet unpredictable did most of his finest work at The New Republic.
LONDON — North of Olympic Park, an arena looms in the distance, its roof curved in an odd and yet unmistakable slope.
On the monitor marked "program" there appeared a ghostly, unclear, yet unmistakable black-and-white image of the lower portion of a heavily suited astronaut descending the LM ladder.
It was strange to speak in person with that unmistakable voice, deadpan yet ever so slightly tongue-in-cheek, which I had listened to during so many ski movies since childhood.
Dale Soules is pitch-perfect as Eve's mother, with a middle-aged Frenchwoman's impeccable but slightly staid sense of fashion, and elegantly controlled yet unmistakable fears for her daughter.
The elephants are unmistakable to viewers, and yet Karim identifies them.
