Sentence examples for about the inescapable from inspiring English sources

This inspired fable about the inescapable truths of our being that engrave themselves on our hearts kept burrowing its way into my mind long after the shadows fell for good on Breda, Clara and Ada.

Desperate by now to unleash a little negativity, I asked: "How do you feel about the inescapable fact that you will die?" One respondent wrote: "Death is a natural process and I'm ready for it".

ERIC GRODE RANT OF THE YEAR Delivered with peerless aplomb by David Hyde Pierce, Christopher Durang's wonderfully discursive second-act aria in "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" gave voice to all of us who foam at the mouth about the inescapable inanities of hyperconnected 21st-century life before getting maudlin about all the precious things we've lost along the way.

The book is billed as a collection of love stories, but for all the sexy bits and all the heartache, for all that four of the nine stories are named for lovers and eight of the nine revolve around relationships gone sour, Díaz is most affecting when he's writing about the inescapable undertow of family history and cultural mores, about the endless difficulty of loving oneself.

Ms. Cohen writes: The book is billed as a collection of love stories, but for all the sexy bits and all the heartache, for all that four of the nine stories are named for lovers and eight of the nine revolve around relationships gone sour, Díaz is most affecting when he's writing about the inescapable undertow of family history and cultural mores, about the endless difficulty of loving oneself.

McHale's excited about the inescapable promotional loop, though.

And it is a very American story, about the shameful way we treat our ailing cities; about what we value in culture; about how the inescapable politics of race and class shape the institutions that write our history; about how art, that glittering bauble, might have some use after all.

This 50th anniversary is, therefore, also a time of debate within Israel about whether the inescapable shadow of the past also makes it difficult to make peace in the present, and thrive in the future.

Talk about conflicted! "The inescapable property of Time," wrote English philosopher Francis Bacon, "is ever more and more to reveal the Truth".

The media doesn't seem to understand the basics about budgets – and the inescapable relationship between aggregate revenues, aggregate spending and total deficits.

Like the apartheid-spawned violence and humiliation that the play's characters trade frightened stories about, the suit casts an inescapable and blighting shadow on Philomen and Matilda's private world.