Sentence examples for perhaps inescapable from inspiring English sources

What was to become The Epic began – fittingly for a three-decker concept album where the mystical tradition of Seventies UK prog-rockers such as Yes is perhaps inescapable – with a recurring dream of a story about The Guard, a Ninja-like defender of a misty mountain fortress who has to protect his territory against those who would try to replace him.

This simple and perhaps inescapable thought may be regarded as the most fundamental motivation for any form of epistemological idealism.

Perhaps the question does not have one answer over another; since writers are embedded within the culture they appraise, it is maybe inescapable that they will at once undermine and reinforce that culture's wider values.

The president's troop surge was perhaps politically inescapable.

Lyrically, the songs touch on the outsider, the self-doubter – perhaps that inescapable desolation that comes with long physical and emotional winters.

Perhaps they are inescapable right now, and we just don't know them yet.

That wish for a benevolent and omniprotective parent was a political and emotional fantasy, as Roth himself ruefully understood but perhaps also an inescapable fantasy of a kind that all of us at some level share.

As a matter of (perhaps unfortunate, but inescapable) fact, the FBI's withdrawn demands would have created new threats with dangerous implications for millions of people.

When addressing the origin of life question, perhaps it is an inescapable fact that a physicist will ultimately look to the skies, a chemist will look to a new recipe, and a virologist will, well, look to raise the stature of their almost-living subjects.

Before the nominee's own speech on Thursday, the Romney campaign gingerly unveiled a new emphasis on Mitt Romney's Mormon faith and service -- an important, inescapable and perhaps helpful thread in the effort to turn him into a sympathetic, empathetic figure.

In the mid-90s, the people here were boggle-eyed ravers in their teens and 20s, and Underworld were at their commercial zenith, authors of two impossibly futuristic albums and, in the inescapable Born Slippy, perhaps the single least radio-friendly piece of music ever to make No 2 in the charts.