Sentence examples for inevitable mass from inspiring English sources

Even the inevitable mass scrutiny of his performance leaves him untroubled.

While she awaited the inevitable mass rejection of her proposal from women's magazines, Dixon considered the toxic effects of a superficial visual culture.

To the sound of foreheads being slapped everywhere, on Monday the prime minister threatened to "shirtfront" Vladimir Putin, leading to the inevitable mass purge of jokes that turned your timelines into a scrolling tapestry of male chests.

What we need is for the NRA to stop freaking out over their precious gun rights being taken away and start realizing that it's not worth bashing technological advances over the prevention of the next, inevitable mass shooting.

A few photographers on our side have been dispatched to film the inevitable mass assembly of OMON riot police there.

Boro might be a bit dull, but they gave us Juninho and it's always fascinating to get an insight into the sort of man who'd abandon Barcelona for Teesside, to build up a character profile for the inevitable mass murders if nothing else.

It was probably inevitable that mass merchandisers would seize on a trend that requires little beyond bowdlerized graphics and ornamental doodads to telegraph cultural reference, and just as likely that items like Urban Outfitter's Navajo Printed Hipster Panty would also turn up soon enough to inflame Native American sensibilities.

Theme park officials declined to say what prompted the latest expansion of security measures, but security experts say the addition of metal detectors was inevitable, given the mass shooting in San Bernardino two weeks ago that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others.

LONDON — The idea was to bring the ballet to the masses, so it was perhaps inevitable that the masses would bring nachos, beer and hot dogs to the ballet.

And while I wouldn't blame you for disagreeing with him, we need to accept that spoilers are the inevitable offspring of mass communication and timeshift TV.

Tragically it also made it possible – though by no means inevitable – to celebrate mass with little or no sense of the transcendent and the sacred impinging on the liturgical action.