unmistakable

The human mind is built to recognize patterns, and the pounding sounds of love are unmistakable.

The cross-hatched Schreger pattern on its surface was unmistakably that of ivory.

He just gave him a look, and what a look—a look that said, unmistakably, “Shame on you.”

Presumably, she meant "superstar," but it sounded so unmistakably like "soup or star" that we're really on the fence about this.

Push a button and Elmo cackles before asking what sounds unmistakably like, “Who wants to die?”

Read the Senor quote; it's unmistakably moving the goalposts a lot closer.

"No more than that," Sangree replied, looking at him with a puzzled expression that was unmistakably genuine.

He was as well groomed as usual, but he was unmistakably pale beneath his new coat of tan.

Near me, sitting at a little table, were two gentlemen—unmistakably Scotch, as their accent proclaimed.

Lady Victoria, accompanied by a man who was unmistakably a pugilist, had entered by a side door.

When she was seventeen Harvey had made it known unmistakably that Sara Lee was his, and no trespassing.