Sentence examples for unavoidable about from inspiring English sources

The tragedy is that there is nothing unavoidable about Europe's unemployment crisis.

There's something infuriating, though probably unavoidable, about the fact that life goes on in all its waste and indifference while Americans eight thousand miles away are being killed on our behalf.

As a consequence, Virgin Media estimates that since the launch of Web Safe in February 2014, only about 35% of new customers had been presented with an unavoidable choice about implementing the filtering service".

It is one of those unavoidable truths about the inauguration.

But there's some unavoidable fuzziness about both what it means to want to work and what it means to be unable to find work.

It is no more than a handy coincidence but there was an unavoidable resonance about Liverpool's first post-Balotelli performance at the Emirates Stadium on Monday night.

I once saw their flickering shapes crossing the commentator on a live TV broadcast of the shelling of Beirut, an unavoidable allegory about different ways of being alive.

With first Italy and now France affected, problems once dismissed as confined to the distant periphery of Greece and Portugal have arrived at the core of Europe, and with them unavoidable questions about the continent's future.

Strangers are often desperate to figure out what genitalia I have, in the hope that my body holds the key to some great secret and unavoidable truth about myself and my gender.

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.

By Jeffrey Toobin October 1, 2012 There is one unavoidable fact about American voters and same-sex marriage: every time the people have had chance to speak on the subject, they have voted it down.