Sentence examples for inescapable phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Humanist philosophers of technology tend to take the phenomenon of technology itself almost for granted; they treat it as a 'black box', a unitary, monolithic, inescapable phenomenon.

While Pokémon still boasts a huge community 20 years later, alongside formidable sales and a vast range of merchandise, today's kids and teenagers are never likely to experience the inescapable, ubiquitous phenomenon that followed those initial games, incorporating an anime cartoon, trading card game, comics, books, T-shirts and virtually every other product you could slap a brand name on.

In the days of three networks and no Internet, the commercials were a truly inescapable, and popular, phenomenon.

Today, the phenomenon seems inescapable.

But the most inescapable craze is the phenomenon of 'twinning', which you're just as likely to see outside a fashion show as you are on any given day in the buzzing streets of university neighbourhood Hongdae.

That suicide is a gendered phenomenon is a looming, inescapable, self-evident truth.

The political correctness phenomenon has been an inescapable part of the culture since 1960s-era radicals established a sizable base in higher education and began the job of assigning victimhood to scores of new categories.

He was a fairly new phenomenon, and his songs had already become inescapable.

The "lad" phenomenon, which has pervaded university life for years, is newly inescapable on campuses everywhere thanks to such sites as Unilad.

Muzak, for many people, was the first manifestation of a phenomenon that is now so familiar we scarcely notice it: the shifting, and frequently inescapable, soundtrack of everyday life.

Some themes are inescapable whenever anyone tries to explain the spell horses cast on everyone: male versus female, and the phenomenon of young girls and horses.