Sentence examples for inevitable expressions from inspiring English sources
The roughly 100 usadby (oo-SAHD-bee) that Mr. Kharit says have been built around Moscow are the inevitable expressions of new wealth: post-Soviet McMansions.
Music functions similarly, giving shape to people's inevitable expressions of enjoyment, which would otherwise lead to disorder.[12] In both cases, Xunzi defends the practices he favors by citing their consequences, in particular the contribution they make to social order.
No further explanation is sought, as if the clashes were the inevitable expression of inexplicable primeval urges.
Our earliest state was rather different from the dog-eat-dog neoliberalism that reigns today, contradicting the idea that it's simply the inevitable expression of our humanity.
It's a key part of Ingels's rhetoric to describe a building as an almost inevitable expression of the constraints acting upon it.
Nobody set out to create it as economic policy; it just happened as an inevitable expression of private enterprise and preexisted any organized thought on economics.
Not infrequently the medical staff do not recognize or underestimate these symptoms because they are considered an inevitable expression of the ageing process or cognitive deterioration.
We further conduct experiments on the FERET face database to evaluate the performance on the illumination and expression variations since the different facial expression is inevitable to face recognition.
Perhaps it was inevitable that some expressions of fretful child-rearing would eventually be cordoned off and declared a syndrome, if only to distinguish them from what the rest of us do all the time.
In American fiction, after all, there was nothing new in the image of the black man as an inarticulate savage for whom rape and murder were a nearly inevitable means of expression.
That extra fierceness appears to be the inevitable, if unsettling, expression of a defensive mind-set intensified of late by concerns about terrorism, escalating crime rates and economic instability.
