Sentence examples for i inevitably think from inspiring English sources

When doubting that anyone could not know whom they're voting for, I inevitably think back to November, 1968.

As the Jewish New Year arrives I inevitably think of all those whom we have lost over the past year.

And when I think of sanity in racial matters, I inevitably think about the time I spent working on an unfinished book with baseball's Curt Flood, the All-Star center fielder who essentially sacrificed his career to bring about the free agency today's professional athletes take for granted.

Wandering from the subway through my old neighborhood, I inevitably thought about how much things had changed for me since I had lived there.

The first thing you will inevitably think is, "I can't trust this person".

Inevitably, there came a time when I said, "I think I can do a better job than some of these, uh, losers".

I mean, I think we know inevitably that there is a tragic ending to the story and we have some general ideas, but the specifics of how it actually goes down will continue to evolve as we write episodes and as we create more of the world of the show, and that's as it should be.

So (inevitably) I thought I would visualise the results instead.

Inevitably, I think, we'll step on each other's toes -- but not maliciously".

Asked if it was the best-ever Games, Robertson said comparisons were not useful, before adding, inevitably: "I think London will reset the dial for Games to come".

"Inevitably I think that means he has played his last game for us and we will sell him to the highest bidder".