Sentence examples for cannot escape the implication that from inspiring English sources

Surely even those who are implacably opposed to drug legalization cannot escape the implication that, when such pragmatic leaders take the stance that the "war" on drugs is counterproductive, perhaps it is time to reconsider the effects this endless "war" is having closer to home.

Still, there's no escaping the implication that we ourselves are the villain we seek, our own doppelgänger.

It is true that repeals by implication are not favored, but we cannot escape the conclusion that, tested by its scope, its obvious purpose, and its terms, the act of March 3, 1891, covers the whole subject-matter under consideration, and furnishes the exclusive rule in respect of appellate jurisdiction on appeal, writ of error or certificate.

You cannot escape the feeling that this is a half-step.

And so I cannot escape the idea that she auto-exhibits mostly to annoy people.

We cannot escape the fact that we and our words are one.

They cannot escape the feeling that this occasion is coming nearer with each day that passes.

But even Texas cannot escape the consequences of a housing boom that has gone bust.

Oxidation then produces a fluorescent adduct that cannot escape the cell.

But the essential truth is that today's generation of politicians cannot escape the debate about Lady Thatcher's legacy.

"He cannot escape the 'terrorist' label.