Sentence examples for as inescapable for from inspiring English sources

Dislocation is not only a physical but an existential condition in Yoon's world — as inescapable for Yohan in Brazil as it was for the residents of the fictional South Korean island in the author's story collection.

There are too many to cite: no single sage in English literature, not Dr Johnson nor Coleridge, is as inescapable as Emerson goes on being for American poets and storytellers.

That taxes really are as inescapable as death?

While most mental illnesses are extremely rare — schizophrenia, for example, is seen in less than 1 percent of the population — depression is everywhere, as inescapable as the common cold.

This is our final communication from a voice that is as inescapable as it is irreplaceable.

Indeed, violent crime, or the threat of it, is probably Caracas's defining feature, as inescapable as the weather, which is generally glorious, and the traffic, which is awful, with cars clogging the streets for hours every day.

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

But past surveys show the vast majority of the public is put off by coverage of these stories that is so extensive as to be inescapable for viewers.

The irony in Clarke "opposing" Peter Mandelson as business secretary is inescapable, for their views on business are identical: pro-euro; pro-Brussels as the fount of EU-wide regulation; and as one on state aid for industry and in their scepticism for genuinely free trade.

Rand Paul seems to regard such shifts as inescapable.

He was so ubiquitous there for so long that The New York Times was later moved to describe him (admiringly) as "inescapable".