Sentence examples for may seem inescapable from inspiring English sources

Seen this way, a second independence vote that may seem inescapable before polling day may become a bit more escapable afterwards.

11) TAKE YE TO THE RIVER While the River Lee may seem inescapable in the central city, for more alluring views and a better chance to appreciate the water, head to Fitzgerald Park, west of the city center along Mardyke Walk.

Adele's record-breaking sales of album 25 may have seemed inescapable in the music press over the past few weeks, but the King of Pop continues his reign.

To NBC executives this suggests that the time delay is not completely the problem, though it may have something to do with the media concentration in the East, where the results seem inescapable.

To the ordinary man those alternatives seem inescapable.

The fact that Skolem's paradox is, in this way, intrinsic to the first-order context that it is an inescapable fact about first-order axiomatizations of set theory is another reason why Skolem's Paradox may seem so initially puzzling.

That may seem presumptuous.

It may seem prosaic.

That may seem sensible.

That may seem daunting.

That may seem radical.