Sentence examples for inescapable torment from inspiring English sources

If you routinely hear voices, hallucinate, sink into suicidal depression or suffer inescapable torment, Los Angeles has a place for you.

Like "Crimes and Misdemeanors," it's a grandly and deftly theatrical flourish of nihilism, a vision of the inescapable torments of conscience in a random world of moral horror.

In the fictional future of 2000AD, mega-city populations were tormented by inescapable advertising.

The trouble is, when that's spelled out in plain English -- "God loves you very much, but if you don't believe the right way you're going to suffer eternal torment" -- there's an inescapable contradiction.

Those who write about him have an anthropological conundrum to puzzle over: why are these irrational alarms so inescapable and why do we so enjoy being tormented when we watch The Birds, Shadow of a Doubt, Suspicion, Psycho and the rest?

Inescapable poverty.

It's torment.

This is inescapable.

His presence is inescapable.

It felt inescapable.

Sexism was inescapable.