Their tandem vocals inescapably recall the most delicate interplay of Simon and Garfunkel, while their banter has the dry wit of the Smothers Brothers.
When the court deals with major issues of social policy, the law it shapes is the most inescapably political.
Natasha was, inescapably, a part of the most talented theatrical dynasty of the past 100 years.
Post 9/11 this is uncomfortable to watch, which makes it even more curious that Mad Men, the popular TV drama, alludes to Longo's figures in its title sequence, which has a businessman falling past a façade that inescapably calls to mind the most famously absent international style buildings in Manhattan, the twin towers of Minoru Yamasaki's World Trade Center.
Schwartzman speaks inescapably like himself; he's among the most classical of contemporary movie actors in this regard, in that he is, irreducibly and unalterably, always himself.
It's telling that the author is scarcely three sentences into this highly entertaining work before he finds himself inescapably typing "scrotum", long acknowledged as the most amusing word in the Oxford English Dictionary.
Indeed, once she turns around, the eyes and mouth (still deep and wide, however drawn the skin) tug us back inescapably to what was, in its time, the most famous face in the world.
For one thing, inescapably, Mrs. Smith is a woman, prob ably the most successful ever to sit in the Congress.
In the most important and inescapable ways, the gentlemen gunning three-pointers and doing their utmost not to fuck up are obviously and inescapably kids.
The genre inescapably involves a procession of the various human types, the most conspicuous in Mr. Theroux's new novel being Buddy Hamstra, a rich, lovably (and not so lovably) deranged voluptuary who owns the hotel where the ex-writer works.
