Sentence examples for becomes an inescapable from inspiring English sources

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.

He had also just released his best album in decades and seemed very present in popular culture at the time of his death (as, curiously, did George Michael, who hadn't released a studio album since 2004, but who died at the time of year when Last Christmas by Wham! becomes an inescapable presence on the radio and blaring out of shops).

The more doubt, the more unwanted thoughts, and the more unwanted thoughts, the more being in your own head becomes an inescapable, disorientating living nightmare.

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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.

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

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.