Sentence examples for inescapable as from inspiring English sources

Yet the political narrative to the unrest is inescapable, as is the sense here that it is growing more radical and more adamant in the face of a police presence that often feels like an occupation.

An affair between needy John and the yielding Maggie is inescapable, as is the breakup and blended families that follow — developments that prompt a case of cold feet in Maggie, who decides to manipulate John and Georgette into getting back together.

It's as inescapable as Steptoe's yard.

That taxes really are as inescapable as death?

This is our final communication from a voice that is as inescapable as it is irreplaceable.

The decision to bring in the military is as inescapable as it is depressing.

We often prefer denial to confronting our problems, inescapable as they may be.

Though exacerbated by outside intrusion and neglect, it wasn't caused by the U.S. — but it's our inescapable problem, as well as the rest of the world's.

Before long, that sound became as inescapable — and as plug-and-playable — as Martin's earlier teen-pop style.

The subject matter for Walcott is as consistent and inescapable, potentially as monotonous, as the five beats in a pentameter line.

And then the past will be inescapable, which is as terrifying as it is interesting.