Sentence examples for Who unavoidably from inspiring English sources

But the white motorman who unavoidably plowed into them — he was an accident, a random accessory to the mother's despair.

Here "time,…numbers, and due course of things, / …cannot in their huge and proper life / Be…presented" by players and a playwright who unavoidably must "in little room [confine] mighty men".

It can be easily politicized since crucial decisions are made by party leaders, who unavoidably are influenced by their political considerations.

Australians were exposed to daily news featuring the country's senior health officials and an array of infectious disease experts, who unavoidably, had to deal with the uncertain and complex trajectories and virulence of the disease in the context of news production cultures characterised by seven second sound-bites [ 15] and an appetite for unambiguous, easily understood information.

"Doctor Who" is, unavoidably, a product of mid-twentieth-century debates about Britain's role in the world as its empire unravelled.

"Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes" (1988), his first piece for American Ballet Theatre, included in its cast of twelve a person who was unavoidably a star, Mikhail Baryshnikov.

WSE Masters students in their final semester who are unexpectedly and unavoidably delayed in their plans to complete their degree requirements for the May degree conferral- but will complete by the following August conferral- should speak to their respective departmental program coordinator with regard to their eligibility to participate in the May commencement.

The assigned topic at the 92d Street Y last night was "Who is God?" But perhaps unavoidably, one of the three panelists, Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, chose to address the issue of who is Mario Cuomo.

Such studies almost unavoidably involve patients who are positive for HBV or HCV.

If P. J. Powers mulls news-media ethics these days, he unavoidably focuses on reporters who see journalism as sport, with moral compasses buried as they lie, steal, cheat and bribe the police for information.

Anything that comes between two people who are trying to communicate will unavoidably diminish the experience.