Sentence examples for would seem inescapable from inspiring English sources

The hotel would seem inescapable — its doors and windows walled up — and its halls and rooms can change on a whim.

To the ordinary man those alternatives seem inescapable.

And I proceed to a heathen feast with my journalist friend L.C.K. Singh and his family.I have been invited partly in response to my questions about Meitei religious customs and rituals, which would seem to be inescapable.

Resisting all the hurts, insults, threats to material well-being, exclusions, degradations, systematic inequalities, over-lordship, indignities, and powerlessness that are the essence of everyday life for millions would seem natural enough, even inescapable, if not inevitable.

If this dilemma were an inescapable one, then there would seem to be only two solutions: neoliberal multiculturalism ('inclusion without solidarity') or welfare chauvinism ('solidarity without inclusion').

John Zorn is a defiant, protean musician, inescapable on the American scene everywhere it would seem except Los Angeles.

This would seem to be a cause for celebration, but Crufts finds itself in the midst of a seemingly inescapable crisis.

Would seem so.

It would seem suicidal.

So it would seem.

Which would seem a pittance.