Sentence examples for inevitable primacy from inspiring English sources
One reason that performance art exploded into prominence in the 1970s is that it inserted the human body into an aesthetic landscape where the gossamer claims for abstraction's inevitable primacy in Modern art had finally fallen apart.
Soundgarden's inevitable climb to primacy in the new-metal realm continues right on schedule with its second major-label album.
This short century has witnessed the United States fall from the heights of its post-Cold War supremacy ― from an "indispensable nation" with unquestioned faith in its invulnerability, inevitable progress and ultimate primacy ― to one teetering on the edge. .
This short century has witnessed the United States fall from the heights of its post-Cold War supremacy ― from an "indispensable nation" with unquestioned faith in its invulnerability, inevitable progress and ultimate primacy ― to one teetering on the edge.
But he says the FIDO Alliance and similar efforts to reduce passwords' primacy are as inevitable as they are desirable.
To regard Hanson, Latham and their kind as inevitable is to concede them a primacy they haven't earned and don't deserve.
There have been some ups and downs for Rogen in the last seven years: the inevitable mini-backlash at the stubborn primacy of the Apatow/stoner/manchild tendency in American comedy (I'm not complaining), and the occasional movie misstep.
As the giant awakens further and more fully stretches, it's inevitable that the United States will lose its primacy as the solo post-Cold War power.
The nurse's popular wisdom about the primacy of attraction is as true now as it was then, with one main difference: for the nurse, the inevitable result was marriage and the effort to build a lasting relationship on the basis of that attraction.
Maintain primacy through predation.
