Sentence examples for unmistakeable in from inspiring English sources

One unusual mammal you may be lucky enough to see is the mountain hare, which is unmistakeable in the winter months when its coat turns white.

He was unmistakeable in his sky-blue pathologist's protective clothing – which he referred to as his "Babygro" or "boiler suit" – giving the gruesome lowdown on corpses to Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby John Nettless) in the detective drama set in a part of rural England seemingly plagued by a high murder rate.

Mrs Simpson was by his side the whole time and I gotta tell you, he wasn't much of a golfer!" He went on teaching near his home in Florida until he was a still-sprightly 101, unmistakeable in his 19th century style white flat cap, or bunnet.

There was just one sliver, about the size of half a grain of short-grain rice but it was unmistakeable and in that moment I imagined it lit up my face.

She calls the play "the first unmistakeable file in the archive of Orientalism, the discourse by which the European imagination has dominated Asia ever since by conceptualising its inhabitants as defeated, luxurious, emotional, cruel and always as dangerous".

He added that Nato had to send an "unmistakeable message in support of Ukraine this week", as well as strengthening the defences of two other former Soviet republics, Georgia and Moldova.

In these later novels, behind a new level of care and artfulness Zoë Heller of the Daily Telegraph hears in the prose "the unmistakeable Mitford trill, in whose light, bright cadences an entire hard-to-shock and easy-to-bore view of life is made manifest".

But having the Chinese army save the day saw an unmistakeable bounce ($68.7m) in that country for a relatively star-light film in 2009.

In his unmistakeable drawl he set out his mockery of those too "drenched in revulsions" to make a moral stand against fundamentalism, his certainty that there are many Western liberals "thirsting for fiasco" in Iraq.

His high school movies set the genre's unmistakeable blueprint (mercilessly lampooned in Michael Lehmann's 1989 cult hit Heathers).

But among its pages Roland finds two unsigned letters written in the unmistakeable hand of the poet.