Sentence examples for death inevitably from inspiring English sources

A large part of negotiating the right treatment at the end of life is to help the family – and in Mandela's case, the nation and the world – to cope with the overwhelming anxiety that death inevitably brings.

Michael Foot's death inevitably makes me think again of the Falklands war, though the islands have been in the headlines recently over the renewed Anglo-Argentinian row over the start of drilling for oil in south Atlantic Falklands waters.

That the supreme pontiff can pass authority to his successor at retirement rather than death inevitably introduces more ambiguity to the authority of church doctrine, some scholars say, since it calls into question the authority of the pontiff who promulgated that doctrine.

In this dictator novel about a continental hero, "despair, sickness, and death inevitably win out over love, health, and life".

The proximity of the deaths inevitably led fans to mourn simultaneously the "queen of disco" and the "godfather of go-go".

The federal government does not keep an accurate count of police killings of civilians, and private efforts to tally the deaths inevitably come up short.

For Dylan, the little death leads, inevitably, to thoughts of the big kind.

His subject is not the creation but suffering and death, which inevitably leads him to the mysteries of theodicy.

Bin Laden's death will inevitably be seen as another signpost in the hesitant evolution of political Islam's relationship with the Arab state.

The tributes and retrospectives following Lou Reed's death will inevitably lead to many people discovering his music for the first time.

The mystery of his death led inevitably to rumours of suicide, the drastic course of a few of his mind-weary contemporaries.