unmistakable

The anti-hero is Mr Hell, who has yellow eyes, red skin and the unmistakeable tones of smooth talker Bob Monkhouse.

The assemblies of these things, with their expressive junctions and high grade materials, bear the unmistakeable imprint of the Grimshaw practice.

The moral center of Bok's book, however, is unmistakeable: Children have the right to flourish as autonomous beings, capable of rational self-direction and choice.

Johnson has always managed to honor the style and intentions of each choreographer whose work she interprets while at the same time bringing to every dance her own unmistakeable elegance and gentle intensity.

In this show eclecticism and irony are the order of the day, the unmistakeable tools of the post-Modernist, and also age-old hallmarks of traditional Native American art.