If one is going to evaluate Mailer's and Buckley's complementary opposition to the liberal ethos of their time, one ought to carry the examination toward a conclusion as grim as it is inescapable: both men lost.
But his father, who accompanies him to set, lives with him in a low-rent motel and often causes a stir wherever they go, is as unreliable as he is inescapable, working him to the bone one minute and hollering about child-labor laws the next.
His Jack Ü single with Diplo and Justin Bieber "Where Are Ü Now" is as catchy as it is inescapable, recently winning Best Collaboration at the AMAs; he produced six tracks for the new Bieber album Purpose; and he also made new strides in the hip-hop world, producing tracks for the likes of Vic Mensa, The Game, and Big Grams.
In this context, collection and open reporting of outcome data at a national level is as fraught with difficulties as it is inescapable.
Yet Clinton's primacy, in Iowa as elsewhere, is inescapable, and it was the main topic of discussion on Sunday.
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.
Their own surveillance becomes obvious to them, as the camera is inescapable while the audience is within the space of the installation.
The significance of Arsenal's opportunity to succeed their club as Premier League champions is inescapable.
La Violencia is inescapable as a subject, though the country's crime writers avoid legal thrillers and police procedurals.
Yet the political narrative to the unrest is inescapable, as is the sense here that it is growing more radical and more adamant in the face of a police presence that often feels like an occupation.
