Sentence examples for inescapable dimension from inspiring English sources

It's a signal that international comparisons are now an inescapable dimension of measuring school standards.

In the search for Bondi's first swimmer, I highlight these choices that, I argue, simultaneously direct attention to the speculative nature of origins and reaffirm them as an inescapable dimension of narrative form.

Yet there is an inescapable moral dimension to this.

There also was an inescapable political dimension to today's events.

Sports may be an escape from politics, but there is an inescapable political dimension to sports, too.

The larger-than-life politicians had larger-than-life issues to talk about: the battle against Communism, the threat of nuclear war, a civil rights struggle of inescapable moral dimension.

Her use of decorative, commercially woven textiles is a marker for the inescapable social dimension of her observations on nature.

Once one understands that the relationship in the host, agent (vector), and environment "triad" embeds inescapable social dimensions, the nature and scope of those social dimensions become available for systematic investigation as a part of a larger NTDs research agenda.

But as its title implies, "Sons" has inescapable familial dimensions.

We need to be reacquainted with our own capacity to choose – which means acquiring some skills in discerning true faith from false, and re-learning some of the inescapable face-to-face dimensions of human trust".

Amis's motive in standing up for Larkin starts out as artistic and personal -- the poet was a lifelong friend of his father -- only to become political by the end: "The truth is that pornography is just a sad affair all round (and its industrial dimensions are an inescapable modern theme).