Sentence examples for inevitable declaration from inspiring English sources

If he was subjected to harsh but essentially warranted criticism over his failure to convert 88 of his 91 innings into centuries before yesterday, it would be churlish then to damn the fourth ton for being scored during a low-pressure spree prior to an inevitable declaration.

All night long, she's been oppressive company — relentlessly whiny and confrontational and negative — until finally she has provoked her boyfriend into being a bad-ass ("You can't fucking mess with the Hombre," he is saying now, punctuating his declaration with the inevitable refrain, "so fuck off, Lucinda"), and Lucinda is loving it.

The declaration at tea was inevitable if there was going to be any meaning to the final session beyond the last rites of the series.

They were passed as being inevitable, but the administration made no formal declaration as to its passing.

But it's an inevitable end, according to a physician's declaration filed in court during the battle to keep her on a ventilator.

Despite the advances these latter approaches have brought to doping behaviour research, results still carry the inevitable caveat of being based on self-declarations.

Such a reform wouldn't protect the members of the N.B.E.R. committee from public criticism, which is inevitable at times, but it might make their declarations more timely and useful.

"There is nothing inevitable about this process, and we are reserving judgment about this declaration until we see it," Mr. McCormack said.

With all of the declarations of augmented reality and virtual reality's inevitable ascents to the heights of technological cruciality, Apple has managed to stay noticeably quiet on the topic.

Both declarations suggest that El Chapo has accepted that extradition is inevitable, and is trying to exercise some control over when and how it happens.

We treat the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights almost like sacred texts, inevitable and immutable.