Sentence examples for both inevitably from inspiring English sources

MASON: Well, then, you've done a very wonderful thing for a community to which neither of us belongs but with which we will both, inevitably, be associated.

But the mood of his visit also underscores the degree to which his infirmities and longevity have begun to lend a different shade to his adventures, both inevitably and by his and other Vatican leaders' design.

Which is to say, equating Barack Obama with hope both inevitably leads to disappointment and makes it more difficult to recognize and appreciate the myriad ways in which his administration has been one of the most effective and successful in American history.

Most Americans learn formal Arabic, but the Egyptian dialect is as different from the Moroccan as French is from Spanish.Inevitably, both the Pentagon and the intelligence services have turned to recent immigrants.

Both will inevitably suffer.

Both are, inevitably, heart-shaped.

It is a game both will inevitably win.

Given the Met's universalist scope, both sculptures inevitably link up in connect-the-dots fashion with other objects.

The debate over the midfield partnership for Saturday is particularly intense, and of today's pairing of Ollie Smith and Gordon D'Arcy, it was the former who looked sharper, though both, almost inevitably, scored tries.

Since this isn't the end of a Drew Barrymore movie, it's more likely that you will eventually fall into a routine where both parties inevitably suffer from bouts of boredom.

Effects of IVF or subsequent development in culture medium alone are difficult to investigate in the human, since both are inevitably connected with each other.