It was his father and no mistaking, down to the very last feature.

But there could be no mistaking - those were indeed characters.

There was no mistaking who had posed for the picture.

This year, there is no mistaking who holds that title.

We've been several hours' ride closer, and there's no mistaking.

There was no mistaking, however, the effect produced by the encounter on the man who had seemed to force it.

He had never seen her before, but there was no mistaking who she was.

There could be no mistaking cries like that - wolves!

Long, black hair fell away from her face and there was no mistaking whose child she was.

The words were indistinguishable, but the panic in the sound there was no mistaking.

There's certainly no mistaking who these paintings are by.

There was no mistaking, however, the frantic nature of his repeated plea.

The significance of that last utterance there was no mistaking.

There could be no mistaking who ruled here now.

There was no mistaking who that was, even though neither of us had ever seen her before.

But there was no mistaking, even at this height, that thick ebony hair.

Now, there is no mistaking, and no excuses remain for those sitting around her.

Nonetheless, there was no mistaking who they belonged to.

He immediately took charge; there was no mistaking who was commander in chief.

And there was no mistaking whose voice it was.

The porters might have been servants from any local household, but the girl there was no mistaking.

This sort of thing there was no mistaking.

There was no mistaking who were the saints, who the sinners.

But there should be no mistaking - this is no Sunday afternoon softball game.

There's no mistaking they are at the docks.

If only all mistakes were so easy to live with.

And we will be less likely to make the same mistake again.

Sometimes last year I was still thinking about not making mistakes.

In the past six weeks, they have made a number of mistakes.

I just kept saying to myself, he's making a big mistake taking me out.

I made a major mistake in the middle of the course.

I made the mistake of making a right turn at a red light.

And you'd be making a mistake if you think they do.

But if we got to do the whole of history over, we'd make other mistakes.

The Bush team is about to make a big mistake.

We're all so close, just one little mistake and you could have a real problem.

I need all night to tell you how many mistakes we made.

They're trying to say, did you make a mistake going into Iraq?

I'm trying not to get down if I make a mistake.

You've looked back before 9/11 for what mistakes might have been made.

The administration is making the same mistakes here at home.

Do people who work for the Government sometimes make mistakes?

But Administration officials say such a move would be a mistake.

My mistake was doing what I thought everyone else wanted, not really taking a stand.

If a police state is the result, mistakes will be made.

A woman who'll be making the mistake of her life going out with me.

But let's look at where I think the real mistake was made.

But I try to tell them not to make the same mistakes we made.

But even if true, those mistakes would not be important.

With time almost gone, they are making a great mistake.

In fact, the company would not be mistaken for either.

And which of the men might have been mistaken for a woman?

I'll never be mistaken for him in the street then.

But what if he had been mistaken for someone else?

Do you think I'd be mistaken in me own son?

My mother first told me they had mistaken him for someone with the same name.

But the look in his eyes, when he saw me, was not to be mistaken.

She was not going to give them any reason to think they'd been mistaken.

"You have in fact already lost three of them if I am not mistaken?"

Now comes the bad news that they have most likely been mistaken.

Not that anyone could have mistaken one for the other.

Without it, no one could have mistaken her for anything but human.

As we have said before, he was not mistaken in this.

Who could have ever mistaken her for one of those boys?

He had mistaken the room for that of a friend.

Though I can see how it might be mistaken for such.

Or if that person has been mistaken for someone else.

But once felt, it could not be mistaken for anything else.

But a person, perhaps, who has been mistaken for one.

And one of those who were there might have been mistaken for white.

All that seemed so far away, she almost thought he'd mistaken her for someone else.

On the other hand, of course, I may be mistaken in this matter.

Yet they do, and with a sound that can not be mistaken for anything else.

Women say such things for only one reason: to have a man tell them they're mistaken.

"I cannot believe he would do such a thing- Perhaps you are mistaken?"