Sentence examples for does it inevitably from inspiring English sources
Nor does it inevitably result in offending or antisocial behaviour.
"If it won't do it immediately, it will do it inevitably".
There is a Bugsy Malone feel to We Are the Best!, a spectacle of children playing at being adults, and doing it inevitably badly.
Navalny barely gets a look in, and if he does it is inevitably a negative reference.
When war comes, as it inevitably does, it is necessarily shown exclusively from the Jewish side: there is little room for doubt here that Arabs are the aggressors, and that Jewish nationhood after the brutalities of the pogroms and the Holocaust is the only way forward.
The verities of conventional behavior simply elude him; when he does try to do the honorable thing, he inevitably does it wrong.
So inevitably does it seem to be true that definitive political defeat, the disappointment of practical hopes, gives rise to an intensive development of the more unworldly kind of religion.
Nevertheless, assuming Gov. Gray Davis signs the bill, as he apparently plans to do, it will inevitably drive Detroit and other automakers to manufacture more fuel-efficient vehicles.
The signs say don't do it, but inevitably people are not bothered.
But nor does it mean that it would inevitably damage it.
DAVID GREENSPAN AND QUEEN ELIZABETH Sometime the pairing of an actor and character inspires a virtual forehead smack, so inevitably right does it seem.
