Sentence examples for felt it inevitable from inspiring English sources

Series creator Russell T Davies described the episode as a "love story" but felt it inevitable that the story would end in tears.

Mark Rogers, chief executive of Circle Housing Group, which manages 65,000 homes, said he felt it was inevitable that there would be a long-term increase in the number of people failing to pay their rent.

Motherwell manager Stuart McCall felt it was inevitable Celtic would go on to win after his side missed a penalty in their Scottish Premier League meeting.

Referring to Jim and Pam, Denman felt it was "inevitable that Romeo and Juliet had to get together" and end the series' love triangle.

This story held our interest because, deep within, we felt it betokened the inevitable confrontation between Apple lovers and the sternly limited Jobsian world they've come to live in.

I still feel it is inevitable.

Ed Miliband's manifesto is for them, yet many don't feel it – an inevitable consequence of extreme social inequality.

But now they've both done it and, I can't say that I feel it was inevitable because it's not in baseball.

Do you feel it's inevitable that, for the purposes of drama, the series has focused on some of your more disruptive pupils?

Shattered glass types tend to fall apart when they get too close to a person, sometimes because they feel it's inevitable that the friendship will end anyhow, and sometimes because they are afraid to let anyone get too close.

("I was beginning to feel it might be inevitable for me," he remembered thinking).