inescapable造句

Comparisons with the church are inescapable.

That's the inescapable bottom line of it.

That is inescapable, and there’s nothing wrong with doing it.

The similarities between 1995 and 2011 are inescapable.

The authors are unabashed technophiles, despite whatever negative connotations the term inescapable data might carry.

Thus she passed from generation to generation-dear, inescapable, impervious, tranquil, and perverse.

In some ways that is the inescapable reality of the business cycle.

I think there are advantages to viewing grief as omnipresent, an inescapable part of being a human being.

While plainly we can understand it simply to mean preconception which is inescapable nevertheless can still be bad.

The permanent loss of output and revenue left behind by the crisis, along with ageing populations, make action inescapable and urgent.

The inescapable conclusion is that fishers were depleting Delaware Bay's horseshoe crab population, causing a reduction in the number of horseshoe crab eggs upon which the shorebirds feed.

And though she did what she could to make up for the absence of a father, for me, the absence was inescapable.

This is why ultimately this cultural pattern of marketisation is so cruel: it makes shameful what is an inescapable part of human experience.

Plastic is an inescapable fact of modern life, and they have revolutionised the world during the past 50-60 years-in many good ways.

I think our female desire is for emotional connection to transcend that inescapable loneliness of being a human being, and theirs is physical, so they go to these places where someone will touch them.

Whatever abuse or violence that is inflicted on animals, sooner or later, (this lifetime or the next), will eventually be transferred and experienced by humans. This is an inescapable Divine Law.

Yet it was inescapable that he should be lauded as Palestine's poet laureate, and not merely because his words were made into popular songs and splashed as headlines to sell newspapers.