Sentence examples for been impossible to avoid from inspiring English sources

The debate has been impossible to avoid, diplomats say.

He said the criticism of Mr. Gingrich has been impossible to avoid in Iowa.

This year it's been impossible to avoid the term "cold press", but what exactly is it?

But the symbolism engrained in the political landscape Israel and Palestine – both religious and secular – has been impossible to avoid.

Even in these self-restrained pages, it has been impossible to avoid the end-of-the-decade accountings of the 10 best such-and-suches and the 10 worst fill-in-the-blanks.

The Chávez government was crucial in winning the bid in 2005 to host the Copa, and the backdrop of politics over the past three weeks has been impossible to avoid.

Similar to the impossibility of achieving secure, it's impossible to avoid risk.

He's impossible to avoid.

Yet it is impossible to avoid what people are saying.

It's impossible to avoid the subject of cricket.

It was impossible to avoid the mainstream conversation.