Sentence examples for he inexorably from inspiring English sources

One of his early academic passions was South Africa -- he worked on Nelson Mandela's campaign in 1994 -- but he inexorably moved into American politics in the early 1980's.

Little is known about him beyond the bare external facts that he was born to a family with claims to nobility, apprenticed to the Seville artist and writer Francisco Pacheco, whose daughter Juana he married when he was 19; that he rose inexorably through the ranks of the royal court in a career spent, after 1623, entirely in the palaces of Madrid except for two visits to Italy.

He is inexorably self-critical; at various times, he refers to himself as yellow, as a terrible liar, a madman, a moron.

For Herder, genres are in large measure socially pregiven, but they always play their role in a work via the intention of the artist (not autonomously thereof), and are not something that he is inexorably locked into but rather something that he can and often does modify.

Doctors tried to wean him off the ventilator but he couldn't quite make it, and he slowly, inexorably failed.

He advanced inexorably from Eton, via Sandhurst, the Guards and the Commons, to the Lords.

That strength in depth will certainly help keep Itoje honest as he presses inexorably ahead in his career.

He's inexorably drawn by his inclinations and reputation into a succession of chilly, unfulfilling sexual encounters, culminating in making love to a mechanical doll.

There is a simpler explanation of why someone with the physical symptoms of Parkinson's and the knowledge that he is inexorably getting worse might feel depressed and anxious.

The ad alternates between moments of admirable discipline (Phelps lifts weights at the gym, shivers in an ice bath, and falls asleep after a hard day's workout) and moments of unbridled athleticism (he powers inexorably down the lane).

Radically alone, he moves inexorably toward his fate.