Sentence examples for inescapable contrast from inspiring English sources
Now, almost 26 years later, in the face of public outrage prompted by the light criminal sentences and the inescapable contrast with the BP disaster, the Indian government is trying shake off the shadow of Bhopal, an episode that has become synonymous with ineffectual governance and humiliation at the hands of Western capital.
When he uses words like "amalgam" and "contretemps," the contrast with the president, another Yale man, is inescapable.
Jones defended his fly-half afterwards, pointing out that Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan also had their occasional off-days, but the contrast with the currently dead-eyed Owen Farrell was inescapable.
This was in contrast to passive coping in response to an inescapable pain stimulus, which produces sympathetic deactivation (depressor response) mediated by ventrolateral (VL -PAG.
This contrasts with emotional responses to dyspnea in acutely ill patients with inescapable dyspnea.
The contrast with Nicolas Sarkozy, whose taste for central diktat earned him the nickname "the Omni-president", was inescapable.
His presence is inescapable.
The implications are inescapable.
