Sentence examples for an inescapable implication from inspiring English sources

That seems, at least to me, to be an inescapable implication of the Mertonian norms of science.

Ours is a condition of inescapable implication.

The inescapable implication to be drawn is that not only are moon-June-spoon romantic pieties of traditional Broadway musical a lie, but so is the notion of the Ziegfeld era as a golden one.

The inescapable implication of that refusal is that, for all practical purposes, the Obama administration accepts the Likud's definition of the occupied territories as "disputed territories," to which Israel has as much a claim as the Palestinians do.

The decision has inescapable implications for Mr. O'Brien's career, as everyone around him knows.

For one of the inescapable implications of bioscience and information technology (he argues) is that they will undermine and ultimately destroy the foundations on which humanism is built.

convey an inescapable religiosity". Id. at 1265.

"There is an inescapable bond.

But it was an inescapable one.

We'd enter an inescapable spiral.

They are an inescapable characteristic of the human condition.