For at these distant points, the organic remains in certain beds present an unmistakeable degree of resemblance to those of the Chalk.
Cirripedes afford a good instance of this: even the illustrious Cuvier did not perceive that a barnacle was, as it certainly is, a crustacean; but a glance at the larva shows this to be the case in an unmistakeable manner.
Here almost every product of the land and water bears the unmistakeable stamp of the American continent.
Bosquet, sent me a drawing of a perfect specimen of an unmistakeable sessile cirripede, which he had himself extracted from the chalk of Belgium.
There is an unmistakeable pledge of strength, of movement and animation in the cast of the Baptist's countenance, but reserved, repressed.
The stately Cochin-China cocks shook their plumed heads, and turned up their beaks with unmistakeable signs of annoyance and disgust; and two fine fowls that were lying dead outside the pens, were probably killed by this novel sport.
In May 1850 we receive from abroad the equivalent of a million quarters of grain; France pours in her flour, to the panic even of our millers; and, instead of diminution, there are unmistakeable symptoms of a greater deluge than before.
A thoroughbred and unmistakeable Cockney greedily listens to some astounding narrative, whilst, behind the credulous landsman, a second sailor grins admiration of his messmate, and contempt for the "green hand.
It will of course be urged that it is, after all, only a small proportion of these implements which bear these unmistakeable marks of wear upon them.
Lister regarding unmistakeable stone weapons as having been fashioned naturally and without any artifice.
Such an obvious and unmistakeable serial repetition of parts does not obtain in the highest, or backboned animals, the Vertebrata.
The Jubilee Ode written by Lord Tennyson is curiously like the Carmen Seculare in its metrical ingenuities, and in the way in which the unmistakeable personal note of style sounds through its heavy and formal movement.
Yet though these images are characteristically Virgilian, they also bear unmistakeable traces of imitation.
In the other case, though the affection may not be less sincere, there is the unmistakeable note of deference to a social superior.
The continuance of this influence is unmistakeablein Ovid, and there are also many traces of Virgilian expression in the prose style of Livy(93).
Whatever impression may be made upon it by the present unmistakeable ferment abroad, we cannot indulge in a rational hope that it will depart from its original character.
Messrs Cobden and Bright afford us an unmistakeable exemplification of it, in their endeavours to frustrate the operation of the Ten Hours' Bill.
Fidunia, bewildered by the apparently illimitable space before her, stopped perplexed and half wished to retrace her steps; but Fido bounded on, entreating her by unmistakeable signs to follow him.
At first he almost imagined her to be of angelic extraction; but her unmistakeable confusion betrayed mortal birth, and in bolder tones the Enchanter again requested her to make known her wishes.
How strange to find at this commanding height," says Professor Phillips, "encircled by a thick and strong wall, and within this wall the unmistakeable foundations of ancient habitations!
Then succeed rows or groups of unmistakeable English in all varieties of home costume, suitable or unsuitable, though occasionally a damsel will glory in French attire, possibly a little Anglified.
But for the dark circles about the eyes and mouth, the unmistakeablesignet of Death, he might have seemed in perfect health.
Who that had not waited from day to day, with purse-strings open, ready to pour forth the unmistakeable tokens of friendship!
That a deadly struggle is near at hand no one doubts, for men have gathered on the house-tops to watch the moving mass, bearing on its face the unmistakeable evidence of fear and anxiety, as it sweeps along the streets.
There, boldly outlined, is the unmistakeable guide to a frank and gentle nature.
It has all the unmistakeable features of an amphitheatre, and we can only suppose that a good deal has been brought to light since Sir Gardner Wilkinson's visit, and that what is seen now was not so clearly to be seen then.
All however agreed that, as the armed votaries of the Prophet passed before them, the unmistakeablefeatures of the AEthiop were not lacking among the many varieties of countenance which they displayed.
The figure in the cloak had turned but there was an unmistakeable suggestion of lingering in her attitude.
The dress was as plain as possible, yet evidently that of a lady, and as unmistakeable was the carriage.
Such a street, in the first place; then this little bit of a house; and then, there was more than that; he could see tokens unmistakeable of scantness of means.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unmistakeable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
