Sentence examples similar to an unavoidable tendency from inspiring English sources

"As a woman artist I have an unavoidable instinctive tendency to first of all address the queries about female identity and consciousness, and its relevance and impact in a contemporary context of dissolved values and ideologies... .. she said at Galerie Voss in 2012. .

A subtler danger comes from the well-known and nearly unavoidable tendency lawyers have of identifying with their clients.

If the Earth were truly as isolated as it looks, that unavoidable tendency would be the lot of life.

It is a struggle against the close-to-unavoidable tendency to apply the principle of sufficient reason for the purpose of attaining practical knowledge — an application which has for Schopenhauer, the repulsive side-effect of creating the illusion of a world permeated with endless conflict.

Clustering of microspheres (scarcely observed in our study) could be due to an unavoidable intraprocedural arterial spasm but also to an inherent tendency of the microspheres to aggregate.

There is a tendency to accept this unrelenting push as an unavoidable aspect of modern life.

This is an unavoidable tightrope.

It is an unavoidable thing.

Brown is an unavoidable subject.

Perhaps this is an unavoidable fact.

They are an unavoidable part of life.