Sentence examples for almost unavoidably from inspiring English sources

And yet reunions are almost unavoidably predicated on nostalgia.

The writing of history is almost unavoidably partisan, political and personal, though in ways not necessarily easy to read.

If you fall for Dickinson early, you're committed to language for life, and almost unavoidably to Dickinson's kind of language.

It's a space of such magnitude that it almost unavoidably conjures mysteries and conspiracies of corresponding size.

Drawing boundaries in a continuous range is almost unavoidably misleading.

Whether owning up to it by name — or attending its summits — or not, India isn't only wrapped up by the Belt and Road, but is almost unavoidably being absorbed into it.

These questions seem strategically unavoidable and unavoidably strategic.

Yet there's something unavoidably steely about Richard.

"I think almost any story dealing with AIDS is unavoidably sad, but the fact that there is this flash of hope makes it even more devastating," says Lithgow, during a break in the filming on a residential street in Monrovia.

The script unavoidably piles on the local tropes, almost too obviously at times; there were, I believe, two references to "saving the world before bedtime," the show's old tag line, and in a moment of apparent defeat, the Professor wails, "I've lost my sugar, spice and everything nice … forever".

It's also, unavoidably, a record about clubbing and comedowns.