Sentence examples for virtually impossible to avoid from inspiring English sources

Narrative is virtually impossible to avoid the minute one word is followed by another.

On the other side are the Second Amendment absolutists, who argue that the real problem is the culture, soaked in so much violent imagery that it is virtually impossible to avoid.

Standing between the two symbiotic structures at the height of the Olympic rush hour, it was virtually impossible to avoid getting in the way of someone's photography as the Chinese and their visitors posed with their 2008 T-shirts and their wide-eyed wonder in front of new-century landmarks that had somehow sprung from last century's dust.

The Rube Goldbergian insurance reimbursement system makes it virtually impossible to avoid comments like the last one.

The subject matter of economics and its close relation to policy advice make it virtually impossible to avoid mingling with value judgments.

If you follow queer media, it is virtually impossible to avoid.

It's almost impossible to avoid.

Sometimes nepotism is nearly impossible to avoid.

Reading these articles, published between April 2007 and October 2011, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that, for Chomsky, America is virtually the sole obstacle to peace in the world.

John Gray (Delusions of grandeur, Review, 11 February) writes that "it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that, for Chomsky, America is virtually the sole obstacle to peace in the world".

He's impossible to avoid.