Sentence examples for inescapable thoughts from inspiring English sources

I just wanted to acknowledge the inescapable thoughts the finale no doubt brought to mind, as well as the great sadness we all feel about the events in Newtown.

For example: "I need to work all the time" should be translated into "You need to work all the time". Writing these voices in the "You" form exposes them as an outside force negatively influencing you instead of you identifying with these voices as your own inescapable thoughts.

This simple and perhaps inescapable thought may be regarded as the most fundamental motivation for any form of epistemological idealism.

He's a video editor and writer, and will dedicate the next hour to trying to describe the life-changing doggedness of obsessive-compulsive disorder: the intrusive thoughts, the inescapable rituals, the life-absorbing constancy of the compulsions.

But because black lynchings are seared into Mississippi's history, the thought was inescapable.

Eyewash or no, thoughts of branding were inescapable in Jupiter.

The Bhagavadgita states that because action is inescapable, the three paths are better thought of as simultaneously achieving the goals of world maintenance (dharma) and world release (moksha).

That there are no inescapable forms of description is a thought which permeates Rorty's work from the 1960s right through his later therapeutic articulations of pragmatism.

A major politically-impactful event will occur that puts politicians and governments on notice in an inescapable way that there needs to be some serious thought given to the gap.

But noir ultimately stays wedded to the past – not a surprise given the inescapable Romantic undertow from the off, the doomed hero's thoughts constantly drawn back to prelapsarian times.

More than the heartbreak of an endless and inescapable gunked-up shoreline, something inside me aches at the thought of no oysters, no shrimp, no crab and no red snapper.*.*