Against that, Kulka stresses over and over again the inescapable, totalitarian quality of Auschwitz.
Metaphor apart, the inescapable forensic quality of justification defeats all forms of what might be called linear whether top-down or bottom-up foundationalism. For several decades philosophers have (over-) simplified the picture of possibottom-up foundationalismstification in ethics, policy formation, and law into two alternatives: consequentialist and deontological.
The conclusion is inescapable: improving product quality is a profitable activity.
For the city's estimated 12 million residents, pollution is an inescapable health and quality-of-life issue.
An inescapable written-for-screen quality pervades "Legend" (the film rights have already been sold), but as in the best commercial novels, the written form takes us deeper into who these characters are and why they matter in ways that justify its existence in print.
We watched quick demos of a few cool projects, assessed the quality of the inescapable caffeine gum, and capped things off with an impromptu game of basement dodgeball.
But these very qualities -- the inescapable feeling, watching these movies, that what you are seeing is the truth -- make the suspicion of these films' contemporary relevance, if anything, all the more acute.
Stone and his screenwriter, Stanley Weiser, managed to create set pieces that avoid the wooden, didactic, overly expository quality that's normally inescapable in this genre.
Even so, when this research is added to other studies that have found a depressing amount of poor-quality care, the message seems inescapable.
The already transient, provisional quality of motel rooms acquires an inescapable gloom.
