Sentence examples for inevitable idea from inspiring English sources

"The merger of sports and politics on that Sunday seems like a somewhat pathetic, but inevitable idea," he wrote in an e-mail message.

Gilligan's Island: In what must surely rank as one of Hollywood's most inevitable ideas, a movie will soon be made of this much-loved sitcom.

The close affinity between music and dance made inevitable the idea of using musical notes to record movement.

Whether absurd or merely inevitable, the idea of healthier tippling has started to catch on among those who have embraced things like organic food and low-sugar diets.

Divorce is suddenly relatively acceptable to evangelicals just as it is to everyone else, and this makes it all the more inevitable that the idea of rushing into marriage for the sex will be a bad idea.

One senior politician shrugged their shoulders disappointedly at what the main leaderships are offering right now: "There is nothing inevitable about the idea of the end of big majorities, it's just that we are not offering voters very much that's worth going for".

So it was kind of inevitable that the idea would spread to London.

"The Signature of All Things" is a bracing homage to the many natures of genius and the inevitable progress of ideas, in a world that reveals its best truths to the uncommonly patient minds.

The old idealised histories, which often represented science as a steady and inevitable march of ideas, have been replaced by more illuminating accounts of the toil, dispute and wrong turns involved in extracting nature's secrets.But not all of those scholars engaged in STS were content with a corrective.

Somewhere between this jeremiad and the naïve idea of inevitable progress lies the complicated truth.

In general, and almost by definition, metal pulls you earthward, promoting the idea of inevitable fall and ruin.