Sentence examples for unavoidable perils from inspiring English sources

On the unavoidable perils of writing a sex scene.

One newspaper summed up Greene's qualifications for command: "He knows well the duties of the soldier, and the care which the troops require from their officers to preserve them in camp-life, and bring them home safely from everything but the unavoidable perils of war".

Clark Hoyt's "Lost in the Shorthand," which is an essay by the paper's public editor on the perils of the unavoidable task of slapping labels on people's political positions.

Mr. Kwan said he knew this but found a scene portraying the massacre unavoidable because Lan Yu's peril at Tiananmen forces Handong to recognize his love for the younger man.

But perilous is beyond "risky," scarier than the general "dangerous" or the unavoidable "hazardous"; it is "fraught" (meaning "full of, laden") "with peril".

Unavoidable conclusion".

That is unavoidable.

But that's unavoidable.

The shakeup was unavoidable.

This compulsion is unavoidable.

Both routes have perils.