unmistakable

Gandbhir, though, trusts our instincts for clarity, confident that the accumulation of incidents makes the culpability unmistakable.

A kindergarten photograph shows an earnest-looking Anne, near the center of the classroom and already radiating an unmistakable charisma.

The religious overtones were unmistakable in Joseph Goebbels’ eulogy:

But “Battle” draws crisp, unmistakable lines, I think because Anderson loathes Lockjaw most of all.

For the Beatles and the world, “Rubber Soul” marked a watershed moment — an unmistakable harbinger for innovative and even more provocative works of musical art.