Sentence examples for inevitable pull from inspiring English sources

All of this had less to do with changing social visions than with the inevitable pull of tides and time.

But last night at Shea Stadium, the inevitable pull of disaster finally yanked the Mets under like a riptide they could not escape.

"The workload was hard, but what made it really difficult was playing a character who is trying to incorporate the inevitable pull of death into his art.

The answer is that, beyond the inevitable pull of DNA, our mimicry of our parents is a response that is deeply embedded in our brains.

Truman Capote, Breakfast at Tiffany's The closing sentence of one classic of American literature and the opening sentence of another, both reflecting upon the inevitable pull of the past.

And, morbid as it is, much of the inevitable pull of the movie is in trying to decipher what its original story might have been, how the film-makers have bent it to fit logistics and in figuring out which bits of footage actually feature Walker and which are the stand-ins with his face digitally superimposed.

By round 10, Chisora's face was busted up and he looked ready to fall, so it was no real surprise when his corner, bowing to the inevitable, pulled him out before the start of the 11th.

To be sure, part of what we are seeing is the inevitable push and pull between close allies.

But soon enough, venture capitalists take seats on the company's board, and the inevitable push and pull with management begins.

And try to be disciplined enough to stick with the strategy, even in the face of inevitable emotional pulls to second-guess it.

The question: Will a slumping global economy and the inevitable political squabbling pull the plug on many proposed projects?