Sentence examples for inescapable questions from inspiring English sources

"White Noise" offers no answers, but it poses inescapable questions with consummate skill.

In a district bordering Mexico, border security and immigration policy are inescapable questions.

Computational social sciences raises inescapable questions about the politics and ethics of data science research, particularly when it focuses on sociopolitical problems with applications in government and the private sector.

Castro's actions — and his blithe rationales — raise inescapable questions: How many other women are suffering in similar hells while we, meanwhile, fail to recognize men like him, even when they work with us, live near us, smile as we naïvely pass them on the street?

It's the inescapable question.

The presence of the drawing raised an inescapable question.

Take, for instance, the eternal and inescapable question of whether you can trust someone.

With their pointed arguments, though, this year's nominees also raise an inescapable question: Can they have any real political impact?

Foreign companies will now face an inescapable question: How much government interference or moral ambiguity is too much?

"I am left," he said, "with the inescapable question whether the root of the problem is auditor skepticism, coming to ground in the bedrock of independence.

Spend a few days around the men's tour and one inescapable question comes to mind: Just who are these people?