Though it stalled on the charts at the beginning, a flurry of commercial licensing made it inescapable on television.
Its protagonist remained, to the end, morally offended by the forces that made it her inescapable destiny to relinquish her career and play more of a domestic role.
With these announcements and the steady drip of rumors over the past few months, it seems clear that Disney is aiming not just to bring Star Wars back, but to make it the inescapable face of mainstream science fiction.
Christmas music is inescapable this time of year, making it impossible to hold a neutral opinion about the genre.
She makes it painful, and inescapable, to meet their innocent eyes.
A more justified complaint, though only puritans make it, would be of television's inescapable outpouring of junk.
Stevens Mokgalapa, shadow deputy foreign minister for the Democratic Alliance, said: "The inescapable conclusion is that the South African government has predictably strung the Dalai Lama along to make it impossible for him to plan his trip.
Another inescapable side effect of these professional systems is that they also require large, sweaty men to haul everything around, and some know-it-all engineer to make it all work.
He'd sunk into depression and discovered that there was no other illness so brutal, so profound, so inescapable, that made an enemy of consciousness itself.
It's undeniably formulaic, but it's inescapable that Parks is one of the novelists who make this genre work the best.
