Sentence examples for no one can avoid it from inspiring English sources

No one can avoid it, he said, neither the text messages on cellphones nor the candidates' debates on television.

No one can avoid it.

And for average Iraqis, those ashamed of the looting that took place immediately after the fall of Saddam Hussein, the current era of anything-goes is particularly crushing because almost no one can avoid its taint.

One learns to master the public language not much differently from the way that one acquires a second language: assess the situations, construct sentences with the right words and the correct syntax, catch a mistake if one can avoid it, or else apologize and learn the lesson after a blunder.

It reminds him of the businessmen in the 1980s who insisted there was no money in software because people would buy only something they could see, ie, the computer itself.His business model for his new venture is precisely the same as the one he got to know at Microsoft: come up with a technology so pervasive that no one can avoid paying for it.

No one can avoid working to some degree with Hezbollah, the most powerful military and political force in the country.

"The family is something no one can avoid," Mr. Struth also told me, "in the same way you cannot avoid your own history".

In U.S. courts, judges routinely explain to juries that "no one can avoid responsibility for a crime by deliberately ignoring what is obvious".

But I needed to sit with him to get to know him, as a person, because no one can avoid the news and celebrity gossip.

No one can avoid looking ridiculous — everyone bounces off the big red balls and falls into the water, and virtually everyone gets punched off the ledge into a mud bath.

"No one can avoid the obligation to indicate what other government majority program would be introduced in the place of one that is legitimately the choice of the voters".