"inescapability" of a solution based on two states, without regard to the growing impossibility of a real Palestinian state or to the fact that Israel is killing off any prospect for such a state and is in fact openly killing off the Palestinians. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It is the final and ultimate definition of inescapability—we will be bound to this moment for eternity. ❋ Ryan Amfahr Longhorn (2011)
The unhappiness of its characters, the lack of forgiveness (with one notable exception) in its world, the inescapability of it all will stay with you. ❋ Unknown (2009)
And there's a fatalistic element to it, frightening in its inescapability: like childbirth, once you begin, there's no way out except to finish it. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The deeper lesson is the inescapability of economic diversity: different economies are non-trivially and usefully different. ❋ Ian Fletcher (2011)
Having seen the human drama “from a veiled corner,” Du Bois had set about trying to lift the veil of race enough for white people to see—and even to feel—through the medium of arresting language and moral signposts what it was like to be a second class citizen in America, a virtual caste whose pariah status inhered in the inescapability of skin color. ❋ W.E.B. DU BOIS (2004)
The inescapability of having to go up for a look was only a shade worse than actually making the effort; but I couldn't stay where I was for ever. ❋ Josh Spilker (2010)
Given the inescapability of weather, it's no wonder global warming gripped the public mind as long as it did. ❋ Bret Stephens (2010)
He is certainly right to point out the sheer inescapability of the stuff: a North Korean can block out the personality cult more easily than a Western prole can get through the day without some millionaire “rebel” shouting in his ear. ❋ Unknown (2008)
You make many good well-articulated points that I greatly appreciate: The impossibility of "de-materializing" and the corollary impossibility of "re-materialization"; the inherent problems with word art; the inescapability of formal issues; the bankruptcy of most or all performance art. ❋ EAGEAGEAG (2010)
No, I say, and feel its urban absence the way amputees must a phantom limb—how radically immediate the streets are the second you step outside, and how human, people brushing past each other in narrow doorways, the comforting inescapability of touch, everyone cowering beneath the same fierce winter, soldiers all, enduring. ❋ Kristin McCloy (2010)
Of some ancient, outmoded idea about the necessity of storytelling, the inescapability of tragedy, the uniqueness of consciousness, the importance of meaning? ❋ Gary Greenberg (2010)
It is a background and a perch that allows him to write with authority on a subject typified by antithesis, paradox, surprise and inescapability. ❋ Unknown (2010)
For soldiers who have gone AWOL (Absent Without Leave) and then voluntarily turned themselves in or were forcibly returned, the detention conditions here in Echo Platoon only serve to reinforce the inescapability of their situation. ❋ Unknown (2009)
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