Sentence examples for is almost inescapable from inspiring English sources
adverb
Very close to, but not quite.
- Almost all people went there. - Not all but very close to it.
The temptation to use the word 'we' is almost inescapable.
But young Clay's Christmas break back home in Los Angeles now seems like a premonition of the pornographic emptiness that is almost inescapable today: online, on television, on your iPhone.
The pathos of the main character's woes and struggles is almost inescapable, and I didn't try to escape it: identifying with her and rooting for her was a positive, if rather simple, pleasure.
"The conclusion is almost inescapable that there was a fourth man -- an as yet unidentified traitor who may have left Langley or simply stopped spying by 1986," Milt Bearden and James Risen write.
Zarkana is almost inescapable.
If we allow ourselves to be so sloppy with such a seemingly crucial word, then one conclusion is almost inescapable: Animals love.
There, cameras are almost inescapable.
The chemicals, also known as plasticizers, are almost inescapable, so essential is their use in the modern economy, appearing in everything from toys to construction materials and cosmetics.
When it comes to women stars and sitcoms, the longest shadow — it's almost inescapable — is, of course, the one cast by Lucille Ball, whose genius was to frequently disturb class and play well with others at the same time.
And almost all hospitals lack the "surge capacity" for the horde of patients that might result from a pandemic, a problem that may be almost inescapable for financial reasons.
Translation: if you were a Virginia voter, McDonnell ads were almost inescapable online, popping up from site to site, in your computers at work and laptops at home.
