inescapably [ˌɪnɪ'skeɪpəblɪ]

例句:

• It is inescapably clear that they won't turn round.
  显而易见，他们不会改变主意。
  
• A community - type, as a class - concept, is inescapably an abstraction.
  群落类型, 作为一个阶级概念, 无疑也是一种抽象.
  
• Early Christians thought marriage was inescapably tainted by the presence of sex.
  早期基督教徒认为,婚姻受到性爱的污染.
  
• My fifth and final lesson derives inescapably from those other four.
  来自BBC
• The idea of free will is complicated further by its inescapably subjective nature and the difficulty of defining it precisely.
  来自SA
• My assertion that everyone is inherently and as a Rule inescapably biased, is not 'new' at all.
  来自SA