Sentence examples for he's inevitably from inspiring English sources
He's inevitably going to fall in love with another Younger Woman, so this time round is he capable of self-sacrifice and staying?
Now that the actor is doing press for this new sitcom, he's inevitably fielding questions about his departure.
Sadly for Bunny, he's inevitably going to have a hard time getting his song played in whatever Dubai's Boujis equivalent might be, telling me that the radio ignores people like him and that there's not really any other platform for his music to exist upon.
At Sunday night's television debate, which was held in South Carolina, he was inevitably the center of attention.
Some may grow toward the grotesque, but at least each character's motivation comes from within and not some obligatory curled mustache he is inevitably drawn to twist with villainous glee.
But he is, inevitably, an unreliable narrator.
He was, inevitably, a prisoner of his own experiences.
He was inevitably slower, but still skilful and adroit.
The quality for which he is inevitably praised, "humanity," is too nebulous.
He was inevitably contrasted with his contemporary Bishop Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet.
