Sentence examples similar to inescapable genius from inspiring English sources
Almost everything here is beyond praise: whatever the setting, the vocal genius is so inescapable that it's hard to focus on anything else.
When it comes to women stars and sitcoms, the longest shadow — it's almost inescapable — is, of course, the one cast by Lucille Ball, whose genius was to frequently disturb class and play well with others at the same time.
The movie's comedy results in his employment as a handyman in a boarding house that — unbeknownst to him — harbors only nubile young women; Lewis's directorial genius is to make the house itself a metaphor for the inescapable world of women, and, seemingly, a projection of the nebbish's own repressed desires.
De Quincey was early to recognize Wordsworth's genius — early in his own life, early in the career of the great poet — which meant, by his inescapable logic, that he was already too late to do anything about it.
Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) wasaint-geniusnius who turned opposition to British rule into a mass movement and demonstrated, through non-violent protest, that virtue has its own inescapable power.
His presence is inescapable.
