Sentence examples for feared inevitable from inspiring English sources

If I have always feared inevitable loss, even of that which I never truly possessed, it has helped me prize those privileged moments that provided a sense of duration".

Oyelowo, who has spoken of his profound disappointment at missing out on an Oscars nomination for his turn as King, said he hoped to use his newfound notoriety to improve opportunities for black actors in the UK, but said he feared inevitable failure.

They have not begun to slash and burn, as many feared was inevitable.

I feared the inevitable onslaught of schadenfreude.

Older residents fear the inevitable disruption that development would bring.

The Clinton-era labor secretary fears that inevitable national belt-tightening could trigger a political convulsion.

Does he not fear the inevitable double-decker from somebody else on his life?

And many fear an inevitable erosion of the greater respect for older people and inter-generational solidarity among minorities.

Mr. Daley — a lawyer who often decries the litigious nature of Americans — said he did not fear the inevitable legal battles over the new regulations.

Some fear the inevitable response to the current crisis is that countries will attempt to inflate away their debt.But there is not much sign of this in the consumer-price indices.

I don't hate this news because it's false, necessarily – I hate it because it makes everybody fear the inevitable, and I hate it because the only answer it offers to these doomsday predictions is to "switch it off".