Sentence examples for inevitable and inescapable from inspiring English sources

Helen Blakeman asserts Liverpool's inevitable and inescapable familial hold: "This place.

Many of these traditions, like hunt planning for your many hyper-active nieces and nephews, may be inevitable and inescapable.

Leading PTSD and eating disorders expert Tim Brewerton, MD, who is also a mentor to June and me, says, "One of the clinical features of PTSD is a sense of a foreshortened future, a kind of pessimistic outlook that danger is inevitable and inescapable.

Self-reflection is inevitable and inescapable when one is frequently enjoined to "Have a Merry Christmas" or even to "Enjoy the Holidays" when one sees no reason to celebrate the birth of Christ or when the days ahead are not considered holy.

Soviet H-bombs and missiles, he said, had rendered the imperialists' nuclear threat ineffective, the U.S.S.R. an equal, the Socialist camp invincible, war no longer inevitable, and thus "peaceful coexistence" inescapable.

The size-growth tradeoff seems inevitable, an inescapable force like gravity.

Appearance: Unmistakable and inescapable.

This tension is serious, complex and inescapable.

And its paradoxes are rich, sad and inescapable.

The "loss" of the title is physical, spiritual, and inescapable.

Nevertheless, Teresa internalized inmate narratives of crime cycles and inescapable poverty.