Sentence examples for asserting the inevitability from inspiring English sources
In that sense, this is a distinctly anti-Huntingtonian book in that it recognises the need to engage with civilisations rather than asserting the inevitability of their clashing; it also diverges from Francis Fukuyama's famous thesis about the "end of history" by arguing strongly that history and identity are central to societies' perceptions of themselves today.
It does both and, in that, asserts the inevitability of multiple truths.
"He can assert the Fifth Amendment".
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
Near as I can tell, it starts when the people who will benefit from these choices simply begin to assert their inevitability.
She is asserting her right to be herself after years as a colonial wife, while also acknowledging the inevitability of decline and death.
The inevitability of death.
Thus the inevitability of the ground war.
"The inevitability of decay," Hawke said.
The inevitability of rapid change feels overpowering.
