Sentence examples for central inescapable from inspiring English sources
These are the central, inescapable and devastating facts of this week's budget notwithstanding the news that borrowing was not quite as stratospheric as had been forecast.
This profoundly European Pope is inviting the peoples of the continent to become aware of the central inescapable Christian character of their identity which they risk to lose.
This type of 'reduction to the absurd' logic points out the central, inescapable flaw in the Prop 8 proponents' reasoning: when you take the issue of sexual orientation out of the equation, it is fundamentally absurd to limit the institution of marriage only to couples who can procreate.
Contraception, study after study shows, plays a central and inescapable role in pushing down the number of pregnant teenagers.
For Heaney, the Irish Catholic from the North, the central and inescapable fact about his creative life, from Death of a Naturalist (1966) to the present day, is that it had been shadowed, haunted, and occasionally blighted, by the Troubles.
You Know You Like It is a case in point: its ping-pong beat, soft synths and inescapable central hook ("You know you like it but it drives you insane") sounding like the sort of music you'd imagine Aaliyah and Timbaland to be making in 2012.
It is fundamental and inescapable".
11) TAKE YE TO THE RIVER While the River Lee may seem inescapable in the central city, for more alluring views and a better chance to appreciate the water, head to Fitzgerald Park, west of the city center along Mardyke Walk.
The key word is "inescapable".
Never once does White, as he describes the vicissitudes of the prison itself, lose sight of the central sickening reality of debt – recurring, self-fulfilling, inescapable debt – as it affected the individual.
What is inescapable, when the game is so central to national culture, that even lower-division players' sexual indiscretions are also highlighted, is that public respect for the game's participants is close to an all-time low.
