Sentence examples for with the inescapable from inspiring English sources

"I am left," he said, "with the inescapable question whether the root of the problem is auditor skepticism, coming to ground in the bedrock of independence.

But Mr Arafat will have to come to terms with the inescapable fact that his vicarious involvement in the Israeli political process has become more crucial than ever.

To deal with the inescapable problem faced by working mothers, Baker organized "Little Mothers' Leagues" to provide training to young girls required to care for infants.

Faced with the inescapable drudgery of modern life, "it is unimaginably hard to stay conscious and alive, day in, day out," he argued.

The prose is locked tight with the inescapable repetitions of reminiscence: "There's an instance I can remember from when we were about eleven.

As Sanders's speech began, the people in the crowd didn't know if he would agree with her, and with the inescapable delegate math.

At the same time, genetic information is slipping out of the laboratory and into everyday life, carrying with it the inescapable message that people of different races have different DNA.

Hughes combines lesser known gems with some of the inescapable standards like "Suzanne" (delivered straight until it opens up into a raucous coda), "Sisters Of Mercy" (cleverly ended with Hughes declaiming the names of women from Cohen's songs and life) and "Famous Blue Raincoat.

The Taliban clearly are prepared to confirm a practical and formal break with al-Qaida as part of the inescapable negotiations with Washington and the Karzai government.

There was the inexplicable sense that the Giants, whom the Patriots had defeated a little more than a month ago, had played with more passion and the inescapable feeling that something unlikely ever to be recovered was lost.

But as her profile rose with pop hits, including the inescapable anthem "Fancy" and "Black Widow," controversy followed. .