Sentence examples for almost inescapable from inspiring English sources

There, cameras are almost inescapable.

The temptation to use the word 'we' is almost inescapable.

Television has become an almost inescapable medium for many children.

That lifestyle has brought violence that seems almost inescapable some days, the chiefs said.

These are straightforward, almost inescapable, facts of 21st-century consumer life, but they got Indhira Rojas thinking.

The chemicals, also known as plasticizers, are almost inescapable, so essential is their use in the modern economy, appearing in everything from toys to construction materials and cosmetics.

For almost three generations, debt has been a nearly inescapable part of becoming a doctor.

Describing a postdoc position as a "consolation prize," the authors seem to be unaware that the postdoc, almost ubiquitous in the physical and life sciences, has become a nearly inescapable step in the training of science faculty members.

The hype is virtually inescapable.

Nor are the key players blood relatives, but their bonds are almost as inescapable.

"David's work isn't consciously coherent," he says, "but its coherence on an unconscious level is inescapable — almost against your will".