Sentence examples for inescapable link from inspiring English sources

Hana's declaration also brings up the inescapable link between sex and death.

Coming 50 years after the Vatican formally repudiated the idea of collective Jewish guilt for Jesus' death, the document emphasized the tight and inescapable link between Christianity and Judaism.

To counter criticism from white-­supremacist Northern Democrats, Lincoln "had to show an inescapable link between the preservation of the Union, emancipation and the extension of civil liberties to blacks," Slotkin writes.

The city needs better schooling, the expert said, given the inescapable link between education and opportunity.

One can describe this inescapable link between allegations of sexual orientation discrimination and sex discrimination in a number of ways.

But nowhere in its public actions did the studio address the elephant in the room: the inescapable link between movie and real-life violence.

Parents who believe that their children have been damaged by vaccines are entitled to compensation, if this belief can be substantiated (in the case of the alleged MMR-autism link, the inescapable fact is that it cannot).

With that statement, an exalted black man found kinship with a buried black boy, the two inextricably linked by inescapable biases, one expressing the pains and peril of living behind the veil of his brown skin while the other no longer could.

Virtuosic chieftain Eamon Bailey, a Steve Jobs type played by Tom Hanks, wants to make the digital sphere more connected ― devices linked, social media inescapable, everyone's whereabouts publicly tracked at all times.

The connection is inescapable.

Efforts to democratise education and eliminate discrimination over the past century appear to have had no discernible effect on mobility, leading Mr Clark to conclude that mobility is strongly linked to underlying social competence an "inescapable inherited" trait.