Sentence examples for inevitable judgment from inspiring English sources

Aunt Rosamund was wonderful, veering between genuine concern and inevitable judgment.

True to his idea of history as a "Divine Scripture," Carlyle saw the French Revolution as an inevitable judgment upon the folly and selfishness of the monarchy and nobility.

By sticking to a small-sounding number, Rove is simply avoiding history's inevitable judgment on the colossal difference between Obama's convincing victory this month and Bush's narrow 2004 win.

Although Republicans are now understandably concerned about the inevitable judgment of history on what Mr. Reagan's strategist, Lee Atwater, called his "abstract" and "coded" messages, they presumably can draw great comfort from the fact that their Southern strategy enabled them to win election after election.

Living with this fear comes with consequences and inevitable judgment.

He has given the standard of righteousness; and if you have broken any of God's commandments, then you have fallen short of that standard and are under the inevitable judgment of God (1 John 3 4; Isaiah 59 2; Rom. 6 23).

But women of various political ideologies who said in interviews that they had struggled with how to balance work, family and society's inevitable judgments, largely disapproved of the debate's tone, calling it demeaning and superficial, even as the issue remains as timely a conversation as ever.

Let me tick it down a few notches on the intensity dial before the comment section fills up with inevitable judgments about "the angry lesbian".

The inevitable aesthetic judgment has found these girls, as they sometimes refer to themselves, on the right side of cool.

Let them learn to take responsibility for their inevitable errors of judgment and mistake.

"It was inevitable, in my judgment, for housing to quite considerably slow down".