Sentence examples for that's inescapable from inspiring English sources
"So the dynamic between the airport and the community, that's inescapable".
The kind of family that's inescapable, and that you dread a little, even if you love it.
"Apaga la luz!" ("Turn off the light!"), a reminder of the Mexico City outspokenness that's inescapable in this country, even if you're looking for bugs in the woods.
The record offered a wry criticism of the industry's reliance upon familiar names to sell records but also rendered an artful encapsulation of the ghost in the machine that's inescapable in the best of jazz.
Thatcher, in fact, leaves a quasi-literary legacy, much of it unintended, that's inescapable.
WVSU's diversity doesn't mean that it's shed the racial baggage that is inescapable in America.
Comb through books in the same way and place that Henry Miller and Lawrence Durrell once did, while simultaneously basking in the historic ambiance that is inescapable upon entry.
Remember the frothing pitchman for the now-defunct Crazy Eddie chain of electronics stores who screamed in television commercials that were inescapable in the 1970s and 1980s about prices that were insaaaaaane?
Hydrogen environment embrittlement (HEE) is always the associated problem that is inescapable and difficult to be solved completely.
The recovery is an important restoration/repair mechanism against work hardening, that is inescapable at high temperature.
