Sentence examples for which was unmistakable from inspiring English sources

Reagan apologists have every right to be ashamed of that appearance by their hero, but they have no right to change the meaning of it, which was unmistakable.

Mr Wilson has spent a lot of time with her in those dungeons, perhaps in the process feeling a bit odd himself; at one stage he took to wearing her dressing gown and thought he caught a glimpse of her, "a shape which was unmistakable".

Bangarra's mercurial young artistic director, Stephen Page, is an indigenous artist with a strong show-business background, which is unmistakable in his work.

There's a rhythm to the prose which is unmistakable and reminds us again and again of the author's themes (and his own insistence on them).

Indeed, as seen in Figure 1, gender of the observed hand is somewhat ambiguous compared to color of the observed hand, which is unmistakable.

The quantity being out-gassed is not great - just 6kg per second - but the signature is unmistakable to Herschel, which was perfectly tuned to detect water molecules in space.

CFR"s Steven A. Cook, an advocate for intervention in Syria to bring down Assad, writes that "one of the real reasons that observers seem reluctant to consider an intervention in Syria may be because Libya took so long to bring Qaddafi down, which was the unstated but unmistakable goal of NATO's missions".

The little man was also wearing a bow tie, which is the unmistakable symbol of Wolfgang Schussel, leader of the People's Party, who invariably wears one in public.

The final deal, which was cooked up last week, bears the unmistakable flavour of a political fudge.

But the progress is unmistakable, which is why Vista can get away with its evocation of immateriality; it almost becomes plausible.

Just as I was dozing off I heard the sound of a cricket, which is a pretty unmistakable chirpy noise.