| Wild fennel seeds are added to the mix, to give the meat its unmistakeably soft, velvety yet distinctive flavour. |
| Yet this is unmistakeably the man who, until he is also killed, will be the closest the UK comes to an interlocutor within the ranks of Isis. |
| The pretty little two-seater ragtop, first introduced in 1962 and produced over a 15-year period, is unmistakeably a Lotus. |
| Even without such giveaway settings, the Canadian accent and humour still would exude unmistakeably from a huge proportion of playwriting. |
| He, while he was still a sub-deacon, was most unmistakeably entered as a traditor in the archives of the city. |
| It is a new way of building personal space, starting with a fundamental element which unmistakeably delineates access and boundaries: the door. |
