Sentence examples for as inevitably from inspiring English sources

Luhrmann is drawn to kitsch as inevitably as a bear to honey.

Romantic films wend their way to the altar as inevitably as action films lead nowhere.

Shortages of food, clothing, and housing began to afflict German cities as inevitably as did the Allied bombers.

And sure enough, the sound of many hands clapping answers Ms. Arthur as inevitably as an echo in a canyon.

All that proud work is decaying and disappearing, as inevitably as the tides come in and out.Million-dollar dreamsThe fates of piers are easily written.

Each of his self-portraits, with steadily silvering hair and whitening skin, showed him progressing as inevitably as his numbers into the infinity he longed for.

McIlroy will make more, however, and the predictions of his money haul are as inevitably as excitable as those of his major haul.

"High quanta of energy degrades social relations just as inevitably as it destroys the physical milieu" (Illich, 1974).

However, most people are reluctant to view friendship and the dispositions that it involves as inevitably an arena of wrongdoing, albeit blameless wrongdoing.

Tom Johnson peeled off the back of a scrum and a consolation try looked inevitable but Easter, just as inevitably, made a stupendous tackle.

We tend to think of our language as somehow the inevitable top tongue, just as previous generations thought of the British Empire as inevitably top dog.