Sentence examples for how inescapable from inspiring English sources

The author, Richard Cohen, could not have realised just how inescapable his theme would become.

For all his equivocations, what Duffy seems to resent most about his racial identity is how inescapable that absurdity is.

If Mr. Holder really thought he could escape controversy, the last few weeks have reinforced how inescapable controversy has become for the nation's chief law enforcement officer.

And since the twin towers have always loomed so large, suggesting how inescapable the world of getting and spending is, they provided a particular frisson.

It's an indirect allusion to my father, but it shows how inescapable he is!" Richardson's biography argues that the purpose of Picasso's art is exorcism, the casting-out of evil, achieved by the black magic of his deformations.

Childhood innocence, the passage of time, the authority and mystery of adults and how inescapable social forces bear down on our lives: all this and more are evoked with a deep, understated poignancy.

If such a system is to continue, or if it is to be replaced, modern Britain should now begin a modern conversation about how these inescapable changes should happen.

And it is a very American story, about the shameful way we treat our ailing cities; about what we value in culture; about how the inescapable politics of race and class shape the institutions that write our history; about how art, that glittering bauble, might have some use after all.

And so, as he tries to work out a system for sifting and winnowing such claims to legitimacy, Vollmann inadvertently reinforces his own sense of just how ubiquitous and inescapable violence is.

The show is ostensibly about forming relationships in your 20s, and how feelings of inescapable hopelessness plague each and every minute of a 20- or 30-something existence.

What frightens him even more, however, is how meth has become inescapable.