Sentence examples for immediate inescapable from inspiring English sources
In immediate, inescapable terms, "Silence" poeticizes the museum's responsibility as art's guardian.
Fresh from the airport there was an immediate, inescapable sense of hardship.
But at the same time, the spring of vituperative nonsense is immediate, inescapable and fast-flowing from a tumblr site called "Obama is literally Hitler" to disquisitions on how Bush fast-flowing fromght the sociopatumblrusitean and his party to power.
"Wet Sounds," his underwater sound installation, has been touring swimming pools across Europe since 2008 (and will tour England and France this month), treating swimmers to an live acoustic experience The Guardian called "astonishingly immediate, inescapable".
Meeting Dr. Yasmin Ali Haque, UNICEF South Sudan's Country Representative, might be intimidating for most if it were not for the immediate and inescapable feeling that she somehow already thinks you are pretty great.
Mr. Charles, who left no immediate survivors, saw inescapable parallels between skippering a boat and leading a band.
For the soldiers of the Third Infantry Division's First Brigade, the awareness of being part of something vast was accompanied by the inescapable fact of viewing the conflict through the narrow prism of immediate, personal experience.
Between the immediate aftermath of Brexit and the US presidential election, one insult began to seem inescapable, mostly lobbed from the right to the left: "snowflake".
For the first time, as well as looking at incomes, the new metric accounts for a range of inescapable costs that reduce people's spending power, and the positive impact of people's liquid assets on alleviating immediate poverty.
