Sentence examples for essential inescapable from inspiring English sources
But for Bernstein the composer, compromise and collaboration seemed essential, inescapable.
His nightmarish fairy tale captures the essential, inescapable evil at the center of the Holocaust, the human urge to destroy Others — whether the Anderer or people of different ethnicities and religions — a compulsion existing beyond time, place or politics.
12 Years depicts the sadism not only as personal (though the film does have its individual sadists) but as inherent in the system -- essential, inescapable, and constant.
Both "Dark Night" and "Kate Plays Christine" have the virtue of recognizing images and fantasies as essential and inescapable elements of what might otherwise be narrowly defined as reality.
The chemicals, also known as plasticizers, are almost inescapable, so essential is their use in the modern economy, appearing in everything from toys to construction materials and cosmetics.
They are inescapable beliefs essential for action.
He and Takal (who frequently act in other people's movies as well) are accomplished but unpolished performers, and their inescapable cinematic bedhead is essential to the movie's ideas as well as to its charm.
The continuing outcry over China's "airpocalypse," along with the increasing number of environmental mass protests in China, has led the government to the inescapable conclusion that getting serious about pollution has become essential to maintaining social stability.
The inescapable impression, here and elsewhere in the region, is of a land clinging tightly to its essential Russianness -- and slowly losing its grip.
The journal, which is a love story too and an account of inescapable horror, is beautiful and beautifully translated by David Bellos, whose Afterword entitled France and the Jews is also essential reading.
