Sentence examples for otherwise inescapable from inspiring English sources
I was invited to go to the Jungle with a group of London-based Catholics, who have been travelling back and forth to Calais to visit Eritrean Christians who have risked their lives to escape the unpaid and otherwise inescapable national service introduced by the People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ).
I was invited to go to the Jungle with a group of London-based Catholics, who have been traveling back and forth to Calais to visit Eritrean Christians who have risked their lives to escape the unpaid and otherwise inescapable national service introduced by the People's Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ).
Baumbach fills "The Meyerowitz Stories" with the passions — artistic and otherwise — arising from the inescapable bonds of family, from connections with parents and step-parents, aunts and uncles and more.
Both "Dark Night" and "Kate Plays Christine" have the virtue of recognizing images and fantasies as essential and inescapable elements of what might otherwise be narrowly defined as reality.
Social engineering is inescapable, simply because narrow self-interest would otherwise lead people to cause unacceptable harm to others.
As we've been saying, the 2012 race has certain inescapable economic fundamentals that have sapped some of the vitality that an incumbent president might otherwise enjoy.
The inescapable conclusion is that both these teams are led by big-game players who, consciously or otherwise, have performed best in the games that matter most to their paymasters and themselves.
His presence is inescapable.
