Sentence examples for seems inescapable from inspiring English sources

Today, the phenomenon seems inescapable.

Suddenly, though, their logic seems inescapable.

The issue of race sometimes seems inescapable.

The cycle of violence the Morrars sought to end seems inescapable.

Its power seems inescapable; so did the divine right of kings.

The brinkmanship that seems inescapable on such occasions has become self-indulgent and self-important too.

Companies such as Google and Facebook are giants today, and use of their services seems inescapable.

Yet another comparison comes to mind: Alice Munro, whose influence here seems inescapable.

To the ordinary man those alternatives seem inescapable.

A masterly lecturer, he transfixed an audience with visual demonstrations so that he made his arguments seem inescapable.

If the Gruffalo, with its warts, bad teeth and jaundiced eyes, has seemed inescapable recently, then it is with good reason.