Sentence examples for it was inescapably from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the huge fighting chair with the huge rod and reel, in the well of the huge sportfishing vessel, it was inescapably apparent who had the edge.

"We agree with Lord Martin of Springburn that the house officials should have served the Speaker better, and the clerk of the house has rightly apologised that matters were not better handled; but it was inescapably Mr Speaker Martin's responsibility to make sure that the right questions were asked.

It was inescapably bleak, and what first disturbed me began to sadden me.

It's inescapably impressive.

It is inescapably imbued with the odor of withdrawal, if not retreat.

Albeit well-meaning, it's inescapably a show about race from a white perspective.

At the Heye Center it is inescapably Native American, automatically inviting an ethnic reading.

It is patronising to fret endlessly about whether Turkey is either western or eastern when it is inescapably both.

The awkwardness of Pearl Harbor as movie material is that America's role in it is inescapably pathetic.

It is, inescapably, an old-­fashioned narrative solution to the conflicts and rough edges Henderson is exploring: the family can keep the devil of soul-hunger at bay.

It titillates as well as teaches, and it is inescapably tied up with the hypocrisy that springs from the historically unequal status of men and women.