Sentence examples for inevitable conditions from inspiring English sources

When we examine the story of Jesus' death and the mystical experience of resurrection in metaphorical terms, we can see in the story of the crucifixion (probably a historically accurate event, though certainly dramatized by the gospel writers) the very human nature of Jesus: we see suffering, pain, doubt, and death itself -- inevitable conditions of being human.

This might reflect heightened fear or dread of particular diseases, perceptions of life-time risk or a form of ageism, with the view that dementia and stroke are inevitable conditions associated with the ageing process.

In animal studies or epidemiological surveys of humans, it can never be determined whether the rise in cariogenic bacteria is due to the sudden availability of sugar per se (e.g. because of more efficient sugar transport systems in these bacteria), or is a response to the inevitable conditions of low pH following sugar consumption.

Perhaps our nostalgia for childish things is an inevitable condition of modernity?

Hardwick dealt with what she saw as an inevitable condition by making personal loyalty her own highest value.

But in the inevitable condition of aging and death, the goals of medicine seem too frequently to run counter to the interest of the human spirit.

"Because most of the population is largely sedentary, the tendency is to assume that inactivity is the inevitable condition for humans.

Change being an inevitable condition of life, pragmatists called attention to the ways in which change can be directed for individual and social benefit.

Near the end of his life, the man who proclaimed, "I declare unabashedly that I like and even cherish the state of abandonment, of aloneness; it does not bother me; indeed to me it seems the natural, inevitable condition of man," spent his days writing haiku.

"The truth is, gradual thinning of the hair is a natural, inevitable condition, like death, taxes and the next selfie from the Kardashians".

Taken in insolation, it can be interpreted as meaning that conflict and war represent the natural and inevitable condition of humankind.