Sentence examples for the unavoidable question from inspiring English sources

'Race is the unavoidable question,' he says.

Then there is the unavoidable question of climate change.

And raised the unavoidable question: For what battle, exactly, is she preparing?

As the inevitable media frenzy began, the unavoidable question in occupied Paris soon arose: Was Petiot working for the Gestapo?

"The unavoidable question is whether this decision is the result of a naked political calculation or simply sheer ineptitude in negotiations," Romney's statement said.

Its most extreme exponent was Dmitry I. Pisarev, who held that all art is useless and that the only aim of thinking people should be "to solve forever the unavoidable question of hungry and naked people".

The doctor moved on to the unavoidable questions of his speech.

The experience led to the unavoidable questions about age and gender, to which MacArthur replied: "I can't describe how it feels to be the youngest sailor and a girl.

Watts, bless him, was not fazed by the unavoidable questions about whether someone could email him the script they had written, but he was at his best when going off at a tangent about his experiences, rambling away at his leisure.

When two adult Jews meet for the first time, the game of "Jewish Geography" ensues and "Which camp did you go to?" and "Did you know so-and-so who went to that camp?" are the unavoidable questions.

Here, the first unavoidable question is: where does the demonstrated relevance of the latter machine lie if the former one (for much shorter periods) has failed?