Sentence examples for was inescapable for from inspiring English sources

Yet, on a day celebrating how far the site has come rather than how far it still has to go, the past, like the faint odor in the air, was inescapable for some.

(Chinen) THIRD EYE BLIND (Tuesday and Wednesday) Hugely successful in the late '90s — its song "Semi-Charmed Life" was inescapable for a year or so — Third Eye Blind faded and became something like just another modern-rock band.

Angus Graham rejected Davidson's claim, saying that the postulation of conceptual schemes different from our (modern Western) one was "inescapable" for scholars of the language and thought of other cultures, and indeed, "that the very idea was an indispensable tool for such inquirers, to which Davidson's objections did not directly apply".

SEAN WILENTZ: Politics are inescapable for any writer of Bob Dylan's human and humane scope.

And it's inescapable for people to bring those experiences to bear.

That past is inescapable for more reasons than the app's GIF creation feature, though.

Like Shakespeare, Cervantes is inescapable for all writers who have come after him.

James H. Simons usually shuns publicity, though some attention is inescapable for a hedge fund billionaire and major philanthropist.

That barrage is inescapable for anyone with a television in Wisconsin, and Ms. Baldwin is fighting back with equal intensity.

The politics of the movement based on men's misdeeds, alleged and proved, are inescapable for the two women running for the Minnesota seat.

Such identifications were inescapable; for example with Coriolanus, who despised the people, and did what he did to please his mother.