Sentence examples for ineluctable as from inspiring English sources

According to Chekhov, the miscreance of newspapermen is an organic problem, something rotten in the blood, as ineluctable as bitterness and bad skin.

No matter which city it inhabits, a branch of L'Atelier has certain signature touches as identifying and ineluctable as a blue box at Tiffany's.

The other thought/emotion, differently unwelcome and yet nearly as ineluctable as the first, is that you find yourself preoccupied with the judgment that you just don't find Wallace all that nice.

Chaired by the odious Keith Vaz, whose advance towards the red benches appears to be as ineluctable as it is sensationally ill-deserved, the committee this week followed up its decision to call Amy Winehouse's father to discourse on the cocaine trade with an invitation to Russell Brand to address them on drug addiction.

These artifacts are meant to be experienced as ineluctable wholes, not as bifurcated literary and musical experiences.

There is a belief among many people that globalisation is an ineluctable process, as irresistible and beyond human control as the tides.

Book covers, however, with their ineluctable role as advertisements for the contents of the book, can scarcely attain the proud non serviam of high modernism: art for its own willful, bourgeois-baiting sake.

The fact that both these things are true is what makes the protesters and, crucially, the strand of popular opinion that sympathises with them so terribly dangerous.International economic integration is not an ineluctable process, as many of its most enthusiastic advocates appear to believe.

Nor does this reviewer intend any criticism with such a David Copperfield-inspired analogy: Shimoda is right to imbue this autobiography with its own ineluctable mythos, as frankly this is what the best (and dare it be said, the most cruelly accurate) autobiographies finally do.

But I had noticed that there tended, even among the least observant Jews, to be something about my presence, as a rabbi, that struck people as ineluctable.

So don't think of wartime atrocities as some ineluctable Lord of the Flies reversion to life in a natural state but as a calculated military strategy.