Sentence examples for are almost unavoidably from inspiring English sources

And yet reunions are almost unavoidably predicated on nostalgia.

While these 80s movies are almost unavoidably a problematic fave, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg's action serials inspired series has always been a cooler sibling to their Star Wars franchise.

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

Passionate and sensitive, like Amanda, Carter also demurred away from the stereotypical role of an attractive idler, to which the well-heeled used to be almost unavoidably consigned.

The Melbourne, Australia-based newspaper, The Age. said the episode "(pushes) a degree of political incorrectness that is so extreme and affronting it is almost unavoidably funny".

Neutrinos are e.g. unavoidably produced in environments where high-energy hadrons collide; in particular this is almost certainly true at astrophysical accelerators of cosmic rays, which thus could be identified unambiguously by sky observations in "neutrino light".

Despite being a widespread practice, joint arthroplasty almost unavoidably involves a loss of surrounding bone, which can cause periprosthetic fractures resulting in reduced function, subsequent morbidity and increased risk of mortality.

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

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.

Mainstream cultural channels are, currently, unavoidably high-carbon.