Sentence examples for inescapable than from inspiring English sources

NO price in America is more visible, indeed inescapable, than that of gasoline.

And yet it is Twitter that has reaffirmed itself as the most powerful antidote to Facebook's algorithm: misinformation certainly spreads via a tweet, but truth follows unusually quickly; thanks to the power of retweets and quoted tweets, both are far more inescapable than they are on Facebook".

The very essence of the inner self that is more inescapable than the sum of its physical parts.

Though the fact of it is inescapable, rather than focusing on the cliché of Janis' tragic and early death, this musical focuses on how music saved her -- how it defined her passion and gave her life direction.

The conclusion is inescapable that regeneration is primarily the recovery of deficient functions rather than simply the replacement of lost structures.

The class nature of this fight has always been stark and inescapable, now more than ever.

The 15-minute habituation phase of the FST is necessary to induce 'learned helplessness' in the rat, so that during the 5-minute test phase, 24 hours later, the rats respond to an inescapable swim rather than anticipate rescue [ 41].

This sounds like nothing more than a harsh tragedy, seems like nothing more than an inescapable nightmare, and feels like nothing more than a unfair punishment, for being a little too happy.

That past is inescapable for more reasons than the app's GIF creation feature, though.

But because I'm craving something a tad more original than the inescapable quilted ski jacket, I'm resisting a panic buy.

The comedy of such encounters became inescapable, nowhere more so than when fish were replaced by the even wetter business of sex.