Sentence examples for impossible to escape a from inspiring English sources

"Approaching a black hole, cosmologists define the event horizon as the point beyond which it is impossible to escape a guaranteed ultimate annihilation," Joshi said.

"It seems a kind of maze that is impossible to escape, a Kafkaesque world where the fact-checkers have endless work but few are paying attention," Micallef writes.

Still, it seemed impossible to escape from a town controlled by Taliban and foreign militants.

The Rangers midfielder later insisted it was a decision based on personal reasons, but it was impossible to escape the sense of a chaotic regime when Kris Boyd made the same decision a month later in October 2008, after he was left on the bench as Scotland drew 0-0 with Norway at Hampden.

He may appear a bumptious establishment figure, but it is impossible to escape the feeling that a lot of his Mr Toadishness is - not unlike Mr Toad's - a mask for sensitivity.

But it is impossible to escape from the fact that a perfect storm is brewing - demand is rising and finances are being squeezed.

It's all but impossible to escape their seductive aroma after a sporting event, concert or night on the town.

Even with the most ethically sourced of specimens, it's impossible to escape the fact that displaying a tattoo posthumously also means displaying someone's actual skin.

Yet for all Blake's accomplishment, it's impossible to escape the sense that this is a strange fit for him.

Yes, I saw myself dying because we were prisoners of the train and it was impossible to escape this nightmare," he said in an interview with Paris Match.

As we decrease N, the waiting time increases exponentially, and it eventually becomes impossible to escape from the locally stable unimodal state in a reasonable time.