Sentence examples for inescapable choice from inspiring English sources

"It's that simple – an inescapable choice: me leading a strong and stable government, or with him, the chaos of being held to ransom by the SNP".

In our innocence, we pronounced that there lay before others a simple, inescapable choice: the acquiescence in our way, or a sudden exit out of history itself.

/ Want the enormous tragedy of the dream?" At the core of the poem is a discomforting idea about the way in which our society produces desire, and presents it as an inescapable choice.

But a third-term Labour government will have to undertake painful reforms.The report sets out inescapable choices that must be made as Britain, like other developed countries, confronts a rapidly ageing population.

Chuck E. Cheese was a carnival of indulgences, a cavalcade of greasy food and the ritual collection of objects, of choice and inescapable weirdness.

But making that choice is now inescapable.

"The argument that transformation is being restrained by not making hard choices now is inescapable".

It must be noted that the former part of Berlin's argument here is somewhat stronger than the latter: the conflict of values may mean that the making of choices is an inescapable and even significant part of life, but this is not, in itself, a reason for embracing the making of choices as something valuable and central to both dignity and fulfillment.

On the one hand, being oneself is inescapable, since whenever one makes a choice or acts, it is oneself who is doing these things.

(Whether that's due to personal choice, mental delusion or inescapable compulsion is a debate I'll leave to the gender doomsayers).

We may shrink from such stomach-wrenching choices, but they are inescapable.