Sentence examples for gradually inevitably from inspiring English sources

The larger point is that the American public was gradually, inevitably headed for war with Spain.

In 2000, a willfully ugly all-new model appeared, and although 2001's UK300 version was a belter, 2003's facelift easier on the eye and the later WR1 managed to wring 311bhp out of that redoubtable 2.0-litre flat-four, the momentum was gradually, inevitably slipping away.

This is coming gradually and inevitably.

Gradually and inevitably, they are losing their media empires.

Gradually and inevitably Edwards' star began to fade.

Gradually, but inevitably, their pratfalling falls away: they're revealed to have beating hearts – just like Americans!

Now in my early 70's, I find myself feeling the same way — except for my gradually and inevitably deteriorating body.

But gradually and inevitably, they become friends, as they discover that their proud obstinacy, initially an obstacle between them, is really a virtue that they share.

It was left to thinkers of the next generation, including the baron l'Aulne Turgot (1727 81) and the marquis de Condorcet (1743 94), to construe history as gradually but inevitably moving toward the elimination of bigotry, superstition, and ignorance.

But in relaying this layered tale of art, commerce and corruption, they exude the authority of a veteran string quartet arriving at its big intricate passages gradually and inevitably.

But in relaying Jon Robin Baitz's searching tale of art, commerce and corruption, they have the authority of a veteran string quartet arriving at its big intricate moments gradually and inevitably.