Sentence examples for a difficult conclusion to avoid from inspiring English sources

It's a difficult conclusion to avoid when two of the biggest heroes of the film are actually two straight men: liberal attorney David Boies and conservative attorney (and former US solicitor general) Ted Olson, who famously faced off in the Bush v Gore recount decision.

It's not a terribly difficult conclusion to draw.

"It's such a difficult phrase to avoid.

This is, of course, a difficult conclusion for us to accept.

Such a conclusion is difficult to avoid, especially when one considers the posture Styron takes in his essays on syphilis and censorship — that of an ardent advocate of sexual liberation and freedom of expression.

"In the absence of an explanation," Mr. Perry wrote, "it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the decision was made as a reaction to the protests of gay activist groups".

And they were right – his comment on the matter reads like a masterpiece of stuttering reticence: "It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the actions of some offenders were influenced… at least to some degree, by the fact that the deceased was an Aboriginal person".

The head of the Foreign Office's American department, Gerald Spicer, wrote: "From a perusal of this memo it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the Argentine government's attitude is not altogether unjustified and that our action has been somewhat high-handed".

Director of campaigns Andrew Neilson said: "It is difficult to avoid the conclusion that a PR exercise has watered down the original findings of the evaluation, as the unpublished draft differs tellingly from the published version in several places.

Despite these explicit confirmations of the efficacy of dependent causes (i.e., those that are other than God), it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that La Forge assumes a clear conception of how God's creative action operates, and that the sufficiency of God's causation makes the causation of natural events redundant.

Now it was difficult to avoid the conclusion that he was living a lie".