Sentence examples for Sounds inevitable from inspiring English sources

"Tanto Tempo" sounds inevitable; even to listeners without much knowledge of its sources, it seems natural to hear bossa nova entwined with electronic music.

"It sounds inevitable," said Floridi, pointing out that the original obscurity-requester in Spain has now become a public figure owing to his role in bringing about the ECJ ruling.

He made success sound inevitable.

But he makes their defections sound inevitable.

Furtwängler fiddled endlessly with the music's forward motion but somehow made his fiddlings sound inevitable.

Amid the hefty chords, classical arpeggios and splashes of honky-tonk, his hits send melodies climbing toward well-turned choruses that, countless radio plays later, just sound inevitable.

He made it sound inevitable, like asking a postman if he had ever been bitten by a dog, or wondering whether a politician had ever avoided a question.

They had at least seven good alternatives for every one piece of music they needed, although hearing the complete "Weren't We Fools?," which Mr. Holder and Ms. Brown hope will be recorded, their choices sound inevitable.

He and his band will mix jazz standards with Yoruban-derived religious rhythms that you haven't a clue about, and it will make perfect sense; he's one of those artists who sets down his ideas so firmly and virtuosically that all his whims sound inevitable.

But the SEC commissioner, Mike Slive, released a statement that made Texas A&M's move sound inevitable, saying the conference had begun exploring a 13-team schedule model.

The growing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea make war sound inevitable, but Evan Osnos says that, in spite of appearances, neither country has an appetite for war.