Sentence examples for become an inescapable from inspiring English sources

Lilacs, luscious spring flowers, become an inescapable reminder of loss.

A tower has again become an inescapable presence at the southern end of Manhattan.

Within a decade, however, fleece had become an inescapable element of daily life.

Still, Twitter has become an inescapable presence on the red carpet.

His look is now so pervasive it's become an inescapable cliché.

So the boxes have become an inescapable, at times insufferable, part of the cityscape.

He wrote, "Racism became an inescapable fact of life for me.

Over the weekend, Trump's purported indifference to support from white supremacists and fascists became an inescapable problem.

But as killings of unarmed African Americans by police and subsequent protests kept race in the national conversation, criminal justice reform became an inescapable election issue.

Was the move to his home club meant to be no more than a seductive interlude which then - because his own will, or ability, to get out of it was sapped - became an inescapable marriage?

Throughout the fall, he appeared at the Metropolitan Opera, in "The Exterminating Angel," a thrilling adaptation by Thomas Adès of the film by Luis Buñuel, about an élite dinner party that becomes an inescapable nightmare.