Sentence examples for Not inescapable from inspiring English sources
But while the cycle is tragic, it is not inescapable.
This tension may be inevitable at times, but it's not inescapable.
Open conflict is not inescapable, but it is under active discussion.
We should bear in mind that, looked at from inside a G8 economy, a gloomy outlook seems prudent, if not inescapable.
Aging and frailty are subjects Mr. Guy has adopted for singing the blues, and in his hands they remain subjects, not inescapable facts.
The strategies presented in this paper offer tried-and-true solutions for climbing out of, and then navigating around, the very deep, very dark, but not inescapable pitfall of progress.
Meanwhile, my archbishop in Sydney, George Pell, has declared that homosexuality is not an "inescapable" condition, and that only "a few" homosexuals have no choice about their sexuality.
Under the diligent watch of Daniel Neumann, the sound designer, the volume never exceeded an agreeable level; the din of conversation was not only inescapable, but also integral to the event.
Yet this year's lineup is an impressive one: Dizzee Rascal, Kelis and, like 'em or not, the inescapable Catfish And The Bottlemen lead the line, while further down you can find Young Fathers, George Clinton (pictured, right) and Parliament Funkadelic and Novelist.
If the economic advance of the last decade has brought us only to "this commercial traveller's paradise, with its slightly sexy royalist mystique," this is the fault of the entrenched power of the Establishment or the treachery of the Labour party - not the inescapable dynamics of social progress, which has always to move at the pace of the slowest.
In his Notes on "On the Origin and Significance of the Axioms of Geometry," Schlick sees the "chief epistemological result" of Helmholtz's work in the replacement of the Kantian necessary a priori with a judgment that "Euclidean space is not an inescapable form of our faculty of intuition, but a product of experience" (Schlick's note to Helmholtz 1921 [1868], 35).
