Sentence examples for Yes, inevitably from inspiring English sources
(Yes, inevitably, "Angel Reapers" does contain nudity).
Yes, inevitably, there is a girl.
Chude: Yes! Inevitably, Radio had an impact on me, growing up.
We've seen all sorts of wild experiments with the Kinect: an invisibility cloak, a flying robot, and yes, inevitably, that Minority Report interface.
(Scott) 'The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete' (R, 1 48) A funny, sad and, yes, inevitably touching melodrama about two Brooklyn kids, the 13-year-old Mister (Skylan Brooks) and the 9-year-old Pete Ethan Dizonn), who are forced to fend for themselves over a long summer.
Yes, almost inevitably, say experts, citing two and a half years of record-breaking fundraising by leading venture capital firms.
Yes, this would inevitably create some bitter arguments about those industry veterans who get their faces featured on screen and those who get only their names featured.
Yes, parts are inevitably dated, and no, maybe Kuttner didn't need to go into quite such detail on, say, the early history of workers' compensation.
Given this contrast, until another pollster confirms that there has indeed been a substantial swing to Yes there will inevitably be some doubt about just how much the progress the Yes side has made.
"Yes, I think inevitably we will have to sell homes, some of which will stay as nursing homes, but some of which will end up closed and changing their use.
