It was unmistakably her, because although it was past lunchtime she was still dressed in the new white pajamas.
"Just Returned" visited the Museum a couple of weeks back and there was the porter, standing in the aisle, with his cap in his left hand, and his right hand raised in a Hitler salute, and in the bed a doll, unmistakably American because of the paint on her lips, cheeks, and eyelids.
Still, you are unmistakably in Greenland, because out of the window, about 50 yards away, are icebergs.
My favourite is Photo Booth, for its wide scope beyond the usual focus on visual journalism, its sharp, incisive writing and because it's unmistakably from the fold of the New Yorker.
For avoiding, because they emit the unmistakably dank smell of the city's underbelly or because they may seem more rickety than a cracked concrete sidewalk.
Because the MPC is a hand-played instrument, with the inescapable gaps in sound that necessitates, there's often a crispness to the style that's unmistakably of hip-hop's early days.
Is it unmistakably of its time?
The decision provoked outrage from supporters of the world's largest breast cancer charity because it was unmistakably political.
I spent seven weeks at Central General Hospital on Long Island because I became unmistakably sick when I was visiting out there.
Despite the 2CVs' unmistakably French heritage, or perhaps because of it, the SAFE (Spain, Andorra, France, England) Raid rally carried a distinct whiff of English eccentricity.
And possibly because they are so unmistakably religious in intent, my personal responses to them and, I suspect, the responses of certain other theatergoers, have been ambiguous.
