Sentence examples for inevitable movements from inspiring English sources

The soft focus in her work started by accident, a result of slight, inevitable movements by sitters forced to be still for minutes at a time, and of the lens on her earliest camera.

Yet empires in their late phase, when they are losing relative economic power, have a difficult time confronting the inevitable movements toward irrationality.

Though it can provide more depth resolved information about the retina structure, the fundus curvature of the eye ball and the inevitable movements during the examination time period of ~4 sec prevent it from being evaluated, particularly when the depth-resolved en-face view of the scanned tissue volume is required.

Europeans may choose to read their history as an inevitable movement toward unity.

We can only hope to better manage their inevitable movement, rather than stop it altogether.

The word "tide" itself suggests an inevitable movement that was quelled in the nick of time by liberal democracy.

But it is Mr. Wheeldon's surprising yet somehow inevitable movement that makes this beauty come fully alive.

It's time our country abandoned its groundless fears and prejudices and joined the inevitable movement toward justice in marriage for all.

Such types had never appeared on tombs before, and they refer, again according to Michelangelo, to the inevitable movement of time, which is circular and leads to death.

The fable-like arc of Croesus' story, from a deceptive and short-lived happiness to a tragic fall arising from smug self-confidence, admirably serves what will turn out to be Herodotus' overarching theme: the seemingly inevitable movement from imperial hubris to catastrophic retribution.

"For me it's just a question of an inevitable movement in the sector".