Sentence examples for inevitable assertion from inspiring English sources

Roll on the mystery banger's unmasking, the subsequent yawns of non-surprise, and the inevitable assertion that he would've gotten away with it too if it hadn't been for you meddling kidszzz.

Since the general theory of relativity employed non-Euclidean (Riemannian) geometry for the characterization of physical phenomena, the conclusion seemed inevitable that any assertion of the necessarily Euclidean character of physical space in finite, if not infinitesimal, regions, is simply false.

The logical consequence of this assertion is the inevitable conclusion that the quality of service (QoS) must always be quantifiable no matter what.

The inevitable juxtaposition of the two assertions implies that the latter follows naturally from the former.

It was inevitable Nigel Farage would seek to undercut Nick Clegg's assertion that the Euro Ukipians are bone idle and rarely do their jobs, by pointing out that Clegg votes in only 22% of parliamentary debates.

But although Camus seeks to avoid arguing for the truth of his claims, he nevertheless concludes this "absurd reasoning" with a series of categorical assertions addressed to "the intelligence" about the inevitable frustration of the human desire to know the world and to be at home in it.

Miazad also contested Evangelista-Ysasaga's assertion that a border wall, at this point, is inevitable.

This issue is akin to inter-curator agreement for GO annotations (21), that despite being highly consistent, highlights the inevitable subjectivity of the process of assigning an ontology term to an assertion.

He arrived at the speculative assertion that there exists in the psyche an innate, regressive drive for stasis that aims to end life's inevitable tension.

The assertion has resonance.

No assertion goes unqualified.