Sentence examples for inescapable over from inspiring English sources

Like it or not (and I do, very much), Kurt Weill will be inescapable over the coming months.

But there was certainly something in the air, inescapable over two decades in art, music, dance, film, theater ("performance") and literature.

But the basic truth is inescapable: Over the last four decades, a working person who has merely managed to maintain his or her earnings has done better than most.

The inescapable impression, over the course of decades, was the importance of this literary form.

Each of these premises has received overwhelming scientific evidence (Dawkins, 2009) and lead to an inescapable conclusion: Over time, organisms (and species) become adapted to their environments.

The one potential difficulty – the inescapable proximity of potentially over-enthusiastic fans – seems to be ameliorated by that very inescapable proximity.

Most EMR is invisible and inescapable, and apprehension over what we cannot see is completely understandable.

A drab erotic melodrama aimed at the lesbian market, Helen Lesnick's "Inescapable" takes place over the course of a few rainy days in Portland, Ore.

I do remember the too-loud music, and a pair of inescapable television screens over the bar that flanks the main dining room.

One inescapable question hanging over the museum, he added, is how much attention to devote to Livingstone himself, a colonial figure who may not be considered a role model by Zambians, particularly those in government.

But lined up against the reconstruction effort is the danger that strikes with seemingly inescapable suddenness all over Iraq: in one recent example involving a similar convoy, two Jordanian drivers working for the company whose trucks move the generators were gunned down.