Sentence examples for emphasizing the inevitability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, his old distinction between society and government is re-animated but, instead of emphasizing the inevitability of vice, he represents society as in almost every respect sufficient unto itself: 'Government is no further necessary than to supply the few cases to which society and civilisation (a new concept) are not conveniently competent' (CW I, 357-8).

Hence, our narrative should first emphasize the inevitability of coexistence.

To be sure, in our public narrative we must emphasize the inevitability of coexistence and the peril that both people will face if either tries to change the equation through the use of force or creeping annexation.

Highlights at the Young Vic included a controversial lyrical revival of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness! and an even-more-controversial, but brilliant, new adaptation of Franz Kafka's The Trial, set by director Richard Jones on a moving walkway to emphasize the humdrum inevitability of Rory Kinnear's fate as the bemused and persecuted small-time clerk.

Like most experts, Halstead emphasized that the inevitability of football concussions suggests that the best protection against short- and long-term damage comes less in their prevention than in their treatment.

The Noh play emphasizes the Buddhist sentiment of the evanescence of mortal life and the inevitability of pain and sadness.

Instead of focusing on what some might see as the inevitability of conflict between states and peoples, they chose to emphasize the common interests that could unite humanity, and attempted to appeal to rationality and morality.

Lilly emphasized the positive.

"I emphasize the 'today' part.

But that emphasizes the problem.

They emphasize the "new Citi".