Sentence examples for is pretty inescapable from inspiring English sources

From Andhra Pradesh comes iron and silver filigree work called Bidriware; from Orissa, paintings on palm fiber; from Rajasthan, white-on-white patchwork appliqué; from Assam, the naturally golden silk called muga; from Kashmir, the lacquerware that is pretty inescapable in India or, for that matter, at ABC Carpet & Home.

The conclusions are pretty inescapable, however.

It's hard not to, really, considering the cloud of skunk smoke hanging above their heads is pretty much inescapable, enveloping you in a dome filled with nylon hoodies, very impractical bongs and far too many balding white men with scalps barely clinging on to the few dreads they have left.

Star Wars will be pretty much inescapable in the run-up to the release, especially now Google has gotten involved.

For a musician, the important service that both conventional radio and online streaming services exist to provide is advertising the product that she has to sell; a service that in the days of mechanical reproduction of physical items and tightly controlled and licenced airwaves was pretty much inescapable.

Well that's pretty much inescapable.

After about 30 seconds of being there, you start to realize that mushrooms are pretty much inescapable.

"It's a pretty inescapable conclusion that there will be an impact on the tax base," said Michael Drewniak, chief spokesman for Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey.

It's not said exactly that Hotz has gone to South America to escape trial, but that's a pretty inescapable conclusion given the pressure on him right now.

Social campaigns like the Ice Bucket Challenge and No-makeup Selfie are becoming pretty inescapable.

Social media charity campaigns like the Ice Bucket Challenge and No Makeup Selfie are becoming pretty inescapable.