Sentence examples for unmistakably changed from inspiring English sources

Now, the times have unmistakably changed.

But their jobs have unmistakably changed.

John Limbert, an American diplomat held hostage in Tehran in 1979 who served his country until 2010, points out that "almost nobody in Washington has been to Iran in decades".Yet the country has unmistakably changed.

But the face of black Harlem has slowly but unmistakably changed, a byproduct in part of the rising rents and gentrification which has priced many people out of their own neighborhood and seen local faces take on a steadily whiter hue.

The neighborhood has unmistakably changed in the last several years.

But football has changed, unmistakably, from the days when Shankly talked about Liverpool being a "bastion of invincibility".

One value we're already seeing, and one unmistakably positive change to come from all this, is that millennials seem to value safety in a whole new way.

When Gunther changes the channel and voices unmistakably resembling those of Beavis and Butthead continue the commentary, the usual standing-room-only crowd erupts into laughter and applause.

Fact: China has concluded unmistakably that climate change is a security and stability threat, and it is treating it as such.

Despite the hopes of modern "liberals" and "conservatives," these universal twin Catholic emphases never really change, because they are too firmly — indeed, unmistakably — rooted in the teachings of Christianity's founding texts and earliest traditions.

As Rio is making unmistakably clear, the parts of American life that Trump wants to change to "make America great again" are some of the very things that make America great just as it is.