Sentence examples for inevitable act of from inspiring English sources

What excuse will we use after the next inevitable act of violence?

Nor was the result just an inevitable act of loyalty to the chief in the wake of September 11th.

It is an almost inevitable act of reverence, done when a notable columnist dies or retires or even quits under fire.

I think what is upsetting to many (like Pony Zion Garcon and DJ Sprinkles) is the EXTREME homogenising; the immense mass producing, the shameful, instant mainstreaming, and definitely the inevitable act of WHITE-WASHING an action or culture.

The third theme was seen in men's perception of breast cancer as an inevitable act of God that is far away from one's own family, in associating breast cancer with improper behaviour and in their readiness to face the culture of Eib (shame).

Not unsexy enough to avoid the inevitable act two, of course, in which outraged moral guardians demanded to know why a spanking game was being marketed to children.

You say we should not see extreme weather simply as inevitable acts Acts of God and I think that's very interesting in terms of disaster preparation.

But some investors, economists and political analysts are drawing a different, and much starker, conclusion: The Khodorkovsky verdict was an inevitable and logical act of self-preservation by a regime that is fully and lucratively in control of Russia.

You've got some charm and you've got affordability, which is a major factor". Yet for all of the inevitable changes, the act of re-imagining the city, there has to be a balance, says Hollister.

It was perhaps inevitable that the seemingly simple act of naming a Moscow street in honor of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn would become complicated.

So it was perhaps inevitable that the seemingly simple act of naming a Moscow street in his honor would become complicated.