Sentence examples for unavoidable things from inspiring English sources

Call it a sculpture, a drawing, a perceptual intervention; in a world cluttered with unavoidable things, it is a bracing act of material and spiritual economy.

But can words, the soiling, unworthy but unavoidable things, also be used to build a makeshift bridge to a life-changing connection, a release into a sunlit future?

From a European perspective, two easy — and probably unavoidable — things need to change: First, contrary to popular claim, many of the social benefits being awarded by the U.S. tax code and budget actually accrue not to those in dire straits, but rather to people comfortably situated in the American middle class.

"The two unavoidable things are death and taxes," says Art Shaw, myCFO's president and chief executive officer, who came to the firm from Charles Schwab, where he managed Schwab's largest retail unit.

In other words, consumers shouldn't have to accept salmonella-tainted chicken as just one of those unavoidable things.

"The scale of the violence is so immense in Colombia that it's only the most obvious, unavoidable things that are noticed," Haugaard said.

It is an unavoidable thing.

Here, though, is the tragic but unavoidable thing.

For the band and its fans, reunion means remembrance: an unavoidable thing, given the depth of documented history, the persistence of nostalgia and the absence of Jerry Garcia, who died in 1995.

The one unavoidable thing that makes the ACPC just like and x86-based PC is Windows updates.

While we're being bombarded daily with bad news about unavoidable everyday things that are decreasing our life expectancy (sleep deprivation anyone?), the good news is there are plenty of little steps you can take to add some of that lost time back.