Sentence examples for is also inescapable from inspiring English sources

But it is also inescapable that the tournament turned when Woods's exceedingly accurate third shot at the 15th hole Friday clanked off the flagstick and bounced into the pond in front of the green.

The school band is to play for Pope Benedict XVI when he arrives in New York on Friday, so the buzz of his first papal visit to the United States is also inescapable.

The violence in our founding City of Chicago is also inescapable, with the death of Hadiya Pendleton just a few weeks ago.

In the modern world reading is an essential activity like eating or loving, going to war or even surrendering to a truth that, because it is undeniable, is also inescapable.

Tarnished as they are, they are also inescapable – and lucrative.

There are obvious echoes of the conditions endured by some migrant workers today, and while Ghosh does not labour the point, there are also inescapable parallels between the opium and Iraq wars.

While very recognisably an Aston, there are also inescapable shades of Jaguar F-type, particularly in side profile and around the DB10's hindquarters.

There is also the inescapable matter of Finn's ability to take wickets.

What happened next was almost inexplicable but there is also an inescapable truth to the night that surely confirmed Liverpool had thrown away any last chance of winning the league.

And while there is inherent theatricality in the work of many designers, there is also an inescapable flatness to all the predictably gorgeous people in all the gorgeous clothes that in the long run make them about as exciting to sit through as an installment of "Sunrise Semester".

There is also the issue of an inescapable Italian elegance, the stylishness that infuses even the most modest or quirky materials; it often seems of a piece with, rather than a reaction against, the glamorous designs of the Italian Miracle.