Sentence examples for inescapable end from inspiring English sources

"The force that through the green fuse drives the flower / Drives my green age; that blasts the roots of trees / Is my destroyer": death is the implicit, inescapable end of growth.

"To carry through the decision of the Court to its logical and inescapable end will so endanger the people of this Nation that I am compelled to look beyond the letter of the law," he was prepared to say.

Yet Conway Morris (2003) argues, contra Gould, that, if the tape of evolution were to be replayed, humans or at least some intelligent biped would in fact be the inescapable end product.

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

As this year's Cannes festival ends, one inescapable conclusion is that the real action has taken place not inside the cinema but just outside its doors.

Roger Federer insisted it was not the end of an era, but that was the inescapable conclusion after the 31-year-old's stunning defeat here.

If we consider the history of popular movements that made American society better, the inescapable conclusion is that the #Occupy movement is a beginning, but not an end.

The inescapable conclusion?

"That's the inescapable conclusion".

But the music and lyrics by Chuck Strand have consistent charm, and the cast goes at the material with such zest that as the lightly amusing "Naughty Knight" bumbles, bounces and occasionally dances toward multiple beheadings before its inescapable happy ending, its overall perkiness and unpretentious insubstantiality prove disarming.

Broiling and grim, the mill is a dying sun, its gravitational pull inescapable, its weary end inevitable.