Sentence examples for inescapable history from inspiring English sources

When British officials started to protest Mr. Mugabe's behavior, that inescapable history clouded the moral issue and gave Mr. Mugabe the ammunition to defy the onetime colonial ruler.

Rodgers represents a clean slate, a new start, a fresh chapter in Liverpool's inescapable history.

This is Latham across the board: positioning himself as an outsider, while remaining an insider by virtue of his inescapable history.

Its inescapable racist history, however, makes sense of the founding of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., more than a century before.

So their current attachment to it smacks more of nostalgia and deliberate defiance of black feelings than the inescapable clutches of history.

April 16th is the birthday of Charlie Chaplin, born in 1889, whose movies transcend the movies and made the medium an inescapable part of history.

And so, yes, that smacks to some extent of propaganda – and the inescapable fact that history is written by the victors.

It made the slave trade and black history inescapable parts of national popular culture and produced a unique moment when ordinary Americans talked about slavery in workplaces, bars, churches and schools.

For all its flaws and letdowns (of which there are quite a few), this exhibition deals with the inescapable, with presence, history and memory, with futility and the weight of the world, and with the place of art.

The story's form suggests that history is inescapable.

The history is inescapable, his place in it indelible.