Sentence examples for inescapable to from inspiring English sources

She makes it painful, and inescapable, to meet their innocent eyes.

THERE is one unavoidable feature of the venerable Ridgewood Country Club, inescapable to golfers regardless of season, handicap or preferred ball flight.

Foreknowledge of these facts was inescapable to anyone who had turned on a television, or opened a paper, or even gone to a grocery store in weeks leading up to the Jubilee.

But it's inescapable to notice that in the 45 years I've lived, so much changed, so much of traditional culture is vanishing so quickly that there's this imperative to document it.

From New York, where the nightmare of the terrorist attacks was inescapable, to small towns, where the burning buildings and the grim search for bodies could seem so remote as to be unreal, parents have been trying to cope with the question of what, and how much, to tell their children.

As James Cone writes in his recent book "The Cross and the Lynching Tree," "what it invisible to white Christians and their theologians is inescapable to black people".

To further explore the mechanisms underlying the sex differences in stress-related depression, we exposed male and female rats to inescapable footshock to mimic depression.

There is an inescapable irony to Khalilzad's return to Baghdad.

Although important advances have been made in the field of radiation therapy to make it more focused, radiation exposure to normal brain tissue is inescapable leading to long-term functional deficit such as cognitive, visual, and motor impairments.

But some opening was probably inescapable, due to the impact of hard-to-block new media, via satellites and the internet.

Please don't cringe -- I promise this isn't a flashback to the first days of Bruce Springsteen and the inescapable comparison to Bob Dylan.