Sentence examples for inescapable aftermath from inspiring English sources

The only time car and flying engine can actually exist together is in the dislocated time that, he has observed, victims of car bombings construct for themselves, in which there is no past, and there can be no certain future but only the present experience of trauma and its inescapable aftermath.

This onslaught of stool can stretch the colon and your friend might be stuck with inescapable cramping and bloating worse than the aftermath of eating a burrito the size of her face.

For an inescapable part of the legacy of the first world war was that its aftermath incubated the origins of the second, the humiliation of Germany in 1919 fuelling the rise of Hitler and the Third Reich.

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".

Now in the chilling aftermath of the Orlando massacre these numbers take on a stark new meaning and an inescapable conclusion: that when it comes to the FBI, the agency with the $8.5 billion dollar-a-year budget charged with keeping us safe from terrorism, America remains at grave risk.

This is inescapable.

His presence is inescapable.

It felt inescapable.