Sentence examples for i inescapably found from inspiring English sources
When I introduced Edna O'Brien at the Guardian book club I inescapably found myself recalling my first reading of The Country Girls - and the fragment of adolescence that came back to me when I reread it.
This can be experienced as a 'technological imperative', or more generally, as a 'capability imperative': as soon as some newfound mode of intervention is made available, one's sphere of possible agency is expanded, and one inescapably finds oneself at liberty to influence states of affairs where one used to be factually impotent to do so.
Yoga in France, at least the yoga I've found, is inescapably American.
As helpful as I found the advice I got from these women, I also noticed that they all conceded that a woman having her first baby is inescapably entering uncharted territory.
For example, "It is strange how people often find themselves in the thick of danger when they have done nothing to provoke such harrowing odds" or "I often find it inescapably perplexing how most people do not like to eat raw onions".
What I wrote in Ms. magazine in 1974 inescapably came up in a mixed-gender meeting of Episcopal bishops in 2014, I found.
THE delicious Russian/Uzbek food I found on my first visit to the Shirin Cafe competed for attention with images of barely clad women gyrating in foreign-language music videos on two inescapably big screens.
