Sentence examples for literally inescapable from inspiring English sources
Now the government is saying, We are going to force you to engage in commerce so we can regulate you. The result was the individual mandateCongress first literally inescapable law.
But did I need a late-night update on the latest insignificant detail of a wedding that is literally inescapable?
But at the same time, the spring of vituperative nonsense is immediate, inescapable and fast-flowing from a tumblr site called "Obama is literally Hitler" to disquisitions on how Bush fast-flowing fromght the sociopatumblrusitean and his party to power.
The sound of a human heart beating is inescapable when you look at the immense, imaginary portrait of a--literally--heartless Mexican beauty in striped taffeta and long beads which has been haunting visitors to the Annina Nosei Gallery, in New York.
After all, it is literally the darkest part of the year, the months when the cold's bitter embrace feels inescapable, when the last dead leaf has fallen from the trees, and we are most alone.
No matter where you stood in the city, the air was thick after the towers fell: literally thick with the soot and stench of incinerated flesh that turned terror into a condition as inescapable as the weather.
His presence is inescapable.
The implications are inescapable.
