Sentence examples for inescapable for the from inspiring English sources

Their hit is "I Love It," inescapable for the last year, at home at indie dance parties and sports arenas alike.

But the framework of race is inescapable for the artists in Parallels: explicitly during this Platform program but also throughout their careers; minority artists rarely enjoy the luxury of neutrality, which their white colleagues take for granted.

The comparison would have been even more inescapable for the original audiences, because Middleton's play was performed at the Globe by the King's Men, Shakespeare's own company, and that company's star, Richard Burbage, almost certainly acted both Hamlet and Vindice.

McCain says he admires Niebuhr's ability, in opposing the Vietnam War, to "express the moral ambiguity that is inescapable for the soldier who must kill to defend his country.

And, the wall is always there -- inescapable for the characters and the audience -- looming overhead and casting a shadow on the tense proceedings.

Antiretroviral treatment can enable HIV-infected Americans to avoid the debilitating illnesses and premature death once nearly inescapable for people with the infection.

Angus Graham rejected Davidson's claim, saying that the postulation of conceptual schemes different from our (modern Western) one was "inescapable" for scholars of the language and thought of other cultures, and indeed, "that the very idea was an indispensable tool for such inquirers, to which Davidson's objections did not directly apply".

Mr. Bush's aide might well have whispered the news to one of the assembled students to greater effect, and the implication is inescapable: for seven long minutes, the president was Not a Man.

Historically, rats have been rather unwelcome, if largely inescapable, companions for the world's militaries.

This was in or near 1969, and the New Left had become inescapable enough for the major news organizations to take notice.

Nation-building is an inescapable responsibility for the world's leading power, and it is a mission the United States needs to learn to do well.