Sentence examples for called ineluctable from inspiring English sources
Welcoming what he called "ineluctable evidence of hell," Father Felix Flammis, a spokesperson for the Vatican Observatory in Italy, said: "This wonderful discovery shows that science and religion can work together to discover the truth".
Researchers working with the Fermilab holometer think they can test that idea by comparing two incredibly sensitive laser yardsticks called interferometers and looking for an ineluctable jitter between their measurements.
For if ordinary language philosophy in working through the ineluctable tension between modernity and history cannot produce work capable of being called philosophy or itself fails to find an audience, what can?
Most of the musicians took seriously the "progressive" in "progressive rock," and believed that they were helping to hurry along an ineluctable process: the development of rock music into what Jon Anderson, of Yes, once called "a higher art form".
Most of these musicians took seriously the "progressive" in "progressive rock," and believed that they were helping to hurry along an ineluctable process: the development of rock music into what Jon Anderson, of Yes, once called "a higher art form".
In the New York Times, Manohla Dargis called the film "a dreamy, beautifully syncopated coming-of-age tale … Any uplift that you may feel won't come from having your ideas affirmed, but from something ineluctable — call it art".
But helping New Yorkers take care of nature's ineluctable call?
What reads like a sufficiently pleasant day in each other's company becomes, for them, an unforgettable memory and an ineluctable call to be together.
Chaired by the odious Keith Vaz, whose advance towards the red benches appears to be as ineluctable as it is sensationally ill-deserved, the committee this week followed up its decision to call Amy Winehouse's father to discourse on the cocaine trade with an invitation to Russell Brand to address them on drug addiction.
I feel very strongly that the speech and his unflinching role in expressing and organizing opposition to the war and to the foreign and domestic policy it represented as well as his ineluctable movement toward the call for nonviolent revolution in the U.S., were among the major reasons for his assassination...
