inescapable

The workings of history often seem inevitable: Bygone decisions appear inescapable, and the viability of alternate pathways easily discounted.

At Shona EPZ, a garment factory in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, the tension is inescapable.

That leads to an inescapable takeaway, he said.

During that time, filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino and Kevin Smith launched their careers at the festival, and massive, inescapable breakout hits like “Napoleon Dynamite” and “The Blair Witch Project” followed.

And from “Demon Slayer,” to the little Labubus hanging from your bag, to the inescapable songs of “KPop Demon Hunters,” Americans are quietly signaling their fatigue with the tired predictability of Western media.