Sentence examples for inescapably pass from inspiring English sources

In fact, a complete understanding of biological processes must inescapably pass through an understanding of the factors influencing such processes at the atomic and sometimes even subatomic levels.

So much is, inescapably, how our world appears: we experience time as passing, as unidirectional, as unrecoverable when lost.

Lorraine -- who has owned the Vanguard since her husband, Max Gordon, passed in 1989 -- is, at 92, an inescapably frailer version of what she has always been: indomitable.

Occasionally, Burn quotes Elizabeth Gaskell, who passed through Bingley on her way to see Charlotte Brontë, and with good reason: the town remains inescapably Victorian, a liminal place hunkered between the heavy industry that caused it to grow, and the countryside that still bounds it.

Societies inescapably generate elites.

Inevitably, inescapably so.

Inescapably, Barack Obama is too.

It's inescapably impressive.

Venetian life had crystallized inescapably.

They are inescapably physical things.

The films are inescapably camp.