Sentence examples for unavoidable impossible from inspiring English sources

As the months wore on, the tragic aspects of the alley became unavoidable, impossible to turn into comic anecdotes I would dole out to friends in the backyards of bars.

Dr. Harris found herself at one end of a long table, facing Mr. Fuhrer at the opposite end, making eye contact unavoidable and conversation impossible.

Until recently, just as the fever and itchy blisters of chickenpox were an inevitable part of childhood, shingles were considered an unavoidable risk of old age, impossible to predict or prevent and often accompanied by pain doctors have found notoriously difficult to control.

As Habermas puts it, "unavoidable social complexity makes it impossible to apply the criteria [of democratic legitimacy] in an undifferentiated way" (Habermas 1996, 305).

With limited information, this is unavoidable because it is almost impossible for a node to know the alternate paths across the network.

All experimental methods are labour intensive and unavoidable experimental errors make it impossible to observe small effects.

This now looks near impossible, making a second bailout unavoidable.

It would be impossible to ignore the countless, unavoidable gender stereotypes that come with the territory of pageantry.

Individuals who belong to the 'good health' group believed that perfect health was impossible as small illnesses were unavoidable even though they were easy to manage and did not hinder work.

"Who wants to invest in a place with all this unseemly fighting over long-ago affairs?" Some friction is unavoidable in a place where it is almost impossible not to cross paths.

In La Limonada, "gang violence is such a way of life, it often becomes unavoidable...And once they're in, it's nearly impossible to get out.