Sentence examples for inevitability than from inspiring English sources

And what better example do we need of this inevitability than September 11?

That this attractive woman grows bored with her boyfriend — in the manner of the wealthy getting weary of their yachts and their lobsters — is more inevitability than subversion.

"Motherland," Amy Sohn's sequel to her best-selling book, "Prospect Park West," and "Triburbia," a first novel by the journalist Karl Taro Greenfeld — are each born more of inevitability than imagination.

Hampered by an injury to his left upper leg, Sampras succumbed to Patrick Rafter in a five-set match that had a greater sense of inevitability than a grand sense of climax.

Keane's goal, blasted off the turf and into Gspurning's goal, felt more like an inevitability than a possible outcome: It's a worrisome reality for a team that, just two weeks ago, still controlled their Supporters' Shield fate.

In premodern times, when death was a far more proximate inevitability than it can seem to be today, cherishing the prospect of celestial transcendence might well provide relief from quotidian suffering — even more so than harboring the hope of learning to skydive buoys the bored individual of today.

The competitiveness of the first two games of this division series -- both were tied through six innings -- created a feeling that was less tension than inevitability, that the outcome had been predetermined, with only the details left to unfold.

He wrote with a lucidity, a persuasiveness, and a vigour that gave to his judicial opinions a quality of reasoned inevitability that more than offset an occasional lack in precision of analysis.

Kirkwood suggests this is inevitability rather than serendipity.

Too often West Indies looked resigned to an inevitability, rather than constantly striving to counter it.

The violence, in Netanyahu's view, should be understood as an inevitability more than a century old, the consequence of a permanent, religious-inflected national ideology.