Sentence examples for does inevitably from inspiring English sources

The national interest does inevitably drives decisions.

So naturally she does, inevitably while singing Firework.

The music that accompanies these scenes does inevitably recall similarly propulsive numbers from "Les Miz".

Such behaviour does inevitably affect an audience's assumptions about how to conduct themselves in similar situations.

Oddly, the violence is "Six Shooter" (and it does, inevitably, happen) is almost as cartoonish as it is in "Inishmore".

You can't let yourself go home miserable if you've only got a discount of 50%." Nigel does, inevitably, have rivals.

Our conversation did inevitably feature some moments of spectacular misfiring on Grandpa's part.

All we can do, inevitably, is learn – which probably sounds as washed-out as I currently feel.

And when they do, inevitably, trade the players, the huge sums, as much as $50 million, guarantee the clubs' survival.

A teacher who goes into full time training straight from school and then immediately back to the classroom as I did, inevitably has a very restricted outlook.

These are subtly affecting moments, and while I did inevitably shoot these soldiers (because, given opportunity, they would shoot me sooner or later), I always hesitated a bit.