Sentence examples for Not ineluctable from inspiring English sources

The dissenters objected that this reading of constitutional history not only was not "ineluctable" but also was misinformed.

Social networks, no matter how big they get or how familiar they seem, are not ineluctable forces but experimental technologies built by human beings.

However, this pattern is not ineluctable, since sampling effects in the formation of our replicate populations, particularly involving low frequency alleles, could have led to different linkage disequilibria between alleles at this microsatellite locus and positively selected alleles some distance away from dsub14.

IF HISTORY is made by men, and not just ineluctable forces, then Slobodan Milosevic can claim a starring role.

The relationship of art to the institutions that house and display it is a marriage of convenience, with self-interest on both sides, and not an ineluctable romance.

His decision, upholding what many regarded as an illiberal and anachronistic law of blasphemy, represented not an ineluctable application of law to fact, but a choice in favour of a state religion.

The fact that both these things are true is what makes the protesters and, crucially, the strand of popular opinion that sympathises with them so terribly dangerous.International economic integration is not an ineluctable process, as many of its most enthusiastic advocates appear to believe.

That was the balm of the book when I first read it, the sense it gives that the tragedy it recounts is anything but inevitable, the result not of some ineluctable dynamic of same-sex desire but of the limitations of David, a grievously damaged man.

It may not be totally ineluctable -- there are those who simply refuse to turn toward it or learn from it -- but often within it are facts, and, as John Adams is credited with saying, facts are stubborn things.

These artifacts are meant to be experienced as ineluctable wholes, not as bifurcated literary and musical experiences.

I don't mean that in an ineluctable gender-disturbance way, it's not that; it's that I think I would have an easier time choosing an outfit.