Sentence examples for postpone the unavoidable from inspiring English sources
On his most recent album, "Control" (Jade Tree), there's a song called "Priests and Paramedics," in which Mr. Bazan confesses, "Lately I've been wondering why we go to so much trouble to postpone the unavoidable and prolong the pain of being alive".
On his new album, "Control" (Jade Tree), there's a song called "Priests and Paramedics," in which Mr. Bazan confesses, "Lately I've been wondering why we go to so much trouble to postpone the unavoidable and prolong the pain of being alive".
Postpone the pain, postpone the recovery.
Beth thinks they should postpone the wedding.
Of course they should postpone the vote.
Or did it merely postpone the pain?
But does that only postpone the inevitable?
Would they postpone the game?
Postpone the lesson until a later date.
In a sense, as population ageing is almost an unavoidable fact of modern society, the policy of never-ending population growth merely postpones the inevitable problem, possibly a more severe one, to future generations.
