For example, Zajonc (1980) unmistakably states that "affective judgments are fairly independent of, and precede in time, perceptual and cognitive operations" (p.1).
He came from the backlands of the northeastern state of Pernambuco, and even though his route to success came via the Rio record and radio business in the 1940's, his music was unmistakably country.
They became very close, though as Paul RW Jackson's 2003 biography recounts, Day stated unmistakably, "I'm gay and Malcolm isn't".
The WMA states unmistakably in its policy that "in jurisdictions where the death penalty is practised, executed prisoners must not be considered as organ and/or tissue donors.
They generally show so little interest in the Democratic opposition that the old nickname "bleeding Kansas" could be misread today as a reference to the unmistakably crimson hue of state politics.
This was intended to demonstrate Rhodesia's continued loyalty to the Queen, but the use of the unmistakably British song at Rhodesian state occasions soon seemed "fairly ironic", as The Times put it.
It continues a move away from tax-raising manifestos that began under Sir Menzies but, packaged in rhetoric extolling a "smaller state", the policy is unmistakably a nod towards the party's liberal rather than social-democratic traditions.
But the state found that the children were unmistakably starved.
"If O'Connor wants to continue her unseemly politicking on state judicial selection, she should fully and unmistakably retire from the bench.
The Bairds become transplants in a state that, though unnamed, is vividly and unmistakably North Carolina, with its lakes and woods and piney trails, its mild climate in winter and stifling humidity in summer, its competitive gardens and political perversities.
