Sentence examples for feels unavoidable from inspiring English sources

In "Orange," this subject matter feels unavoidable, and it's used smartly to complicate the critique of capitalism that fuelled Season 3. But, if Poussey's death is realistic, it also casts a shadow backward.

Though horrific, a certain element of human tragedy always feels unavoidable in disasters like floods.

Our students should know that, even if the precarious economy feels unavoidable, it is the result of legal and political choices, which could be changed by people who want to live differently.

Sometimes it feels unavoidable to lie.

Travel can feel unavoidable and necessary to get the job done, yet there are ways organisations can minimise this that reduce their carbon footprint and have a positive impact on productivity.

Maybe it was always this way, but now, weeks before Trump's inauguration and on the eve of our new Congress, it all feels so unavoidable.

Here, the blunt rhyme between "suicide" and "died" makes the poem's confrontation with mortality feel witheringly unavoidable.

Obsessive thoughts and strange compulsions feel shameful, unavoidable, and indisputably absurd.

The women often delayed or refrained from contacting the system until they felt it was unavoidable.

Some view them as necessary despite being opposed to them, while others find them difficult to accept based on personal beliefs but feel they are unavoidable when considering reality [ 2, 3, 6- 12].

This is where the book's heart lies: in its sympathy for anyone who feels, as they contemplate an unavoidable reunion, that the stultification of the same old arguments being played out again and again is, as Emmet puts it, "like living in a hole in the ground".