Sentence examples for Most inevitable from inspiring English sources

Madonna the equestrian seems the most inevitable Madonna of all.

Davis's demotion was the most noteworthy and seemed the most inevitable.

38 min: Red card for Uruguay's Diego Perez That's the most inevitable sentence of the night.

Somehow, Lord of the Rings is simultaneously the most surprising and most inevitable franchise for the Lego developers to explore.

In his book, Mr. Solomon quotes Jay Gatsby -- an inevitable personal comparison, but like most inevitable comparisons, Mr. Solomon tends to get to them first.

Long after modern medicine had proved the Enlightenment authorities wrong, masturbation continued to be seen, as one early-20th-century headmaster put it, as "the most inevitable and fatal peril of all".

But like Thursday follows Wednesday (or at least should), the resumption of the — wait, wait, don't tell me — Stanley Cup playoffs this evening is most likely inevitable.

But Mr. Bretz, his lawyer, says that the appeal will probably fail and that deportation, unless the law is changed, is most likely inevitable.

The song even turned up at the Olympics' closing ceremony, presumably having been arranged before the 2012 games defied their prior billing as the world's most expensive inevitable cock-up.

If anything goes even marginally wrong now – flat tire, power steering glitch, headlight fuse failure – we are dead in the most horribly inevitable way possible.

Since it is only the "enzyme" form that contributes to metabolism, and each site of the lattice can be home for a single replicator at most, the inevitable presence of the enzymatically inactive "gene" forms scales up effective neighbourhood sizes in inverse proportion to the relative frequency of "enzyme" forms.