Sentence examples for inevitable logic from inspiring English sources

Schubert's wandering lines unfolded with inevitable logic; his refusal to let you go before just one more variation — or two, or three — felt not long-winded nor repetitive but intensely affecting.

They also have a certain inevitable logic, since the credit card legislation requires a similar "opt in" decision from consumers who want to spend more than their credit limits and pay the corresponding over-the-limit fees.

Of course, this was a transaction like any other, the inevitable logic of an overheating real-estate market where no ten-acre lot with seaside views can languish forever.

If that struggle results in "incidental" civilian deaths, said Mr. Sittampalam, who now heads a Tamil immigrant aid agency here, it is part of the regrettable but inevitable logic of war.

By an "inevitable logic of nihilism" Communism climaxes the modern trend to deify man and to transform and unify the world.

The thing that Beethoven's contemporaries immediately understood about his music was the tremendous, seemingly "inevitable" logic and dramatic propulsion in his music.

Contemporary historians see a different, less personal motive at the root of the war that was to follow: the inevitable, centrifugal logic of imperialist expansion.

That arrangement is the result not of some inevitable market logic but of a corporate ethos that says companies should pay workers as little as they can, and no more.

Because defaults are inevitable, the logic of holding a widely diversified junk bond fund instead of a few individual bonds is compelling.

The perfect farce script is like clockwork: the writer winds it up by carefully establishing certain credible premises, and then lets the whole thing unwind, with inevitable but startling logic.

So, if regret is inevitable in the logic of some, at least let people choose what to regret! 3. Some people are not married yet because they value marriage a lot.