Sentence examples for inescapable by from inspiring English sources

The other inevitablism, made famous by Barbara Tuchman in "The Guns of August" and later given a memorable name in her book "The March of Folly," is that the war was made inescapable by a Laocoön-like entanglement of treaties and alliances and military mobilization plans.

This design flaw was also prevalent in several British dreadnoughts but was considered inescapable by naval designers on structural grounds.

The former peacebringer of Northern Ireland infuriates the apparat by recasting the party line "in her own style" or this week— departing from it altogether by taking pot shots at the queen.Another inescapable by-product of government is former ministers.

It was heralded as government at its most transparent, a place where public accountability was no mere concept but an inescapable, moment-by-moment reality: Mr. Bloomberg could see and hear everyone, and vice versa.

He was to stay there for several months, and I remember wondering whether I could have endured what he was enduring: the inevitable anxieties at night and the inescapable boredom by day – as well as a sense of being imprisoned by people who would never read The Satanic Verses but who wanted its author dead.

"The end of the system is brought about with such inescapable cruelty by its own functions..

The biggest memes – such as 2013's Harlem Shake – become inescapable, recreated by sports teams and celebrities.

"The end of the system is brought about with such inescapable cruelty by its own functions...

But if "Idol" continues to sink, and "The Voice" sustains its numbers, that may be the inescapable conclusion by the end of this season.

Mr. Hoyle clearly has a fondness for Nigeria and its people, but the inescapable fact by the end of the show is that Wawa is still the rule in Nigeria.

But in terms of social content, he had a double function: he represented the ideal of individualist freedom pushed into a sort of inescapable jail by the closing of the frontier and the coming of the big corporations.