Sentence examples for inevitable punishment from inspiring English sources

For Hitchcock, the merest stuff of existence brings inevitable punishment.

Being caught doing something with the inevitable punishment of being sentenced to a very long stint in a Peruvian jail probably beats anything anyone still walking the streets could tell me, but I thought I'd go and ask them anyway; London, what's the worst thing you've ever been caught doing?

He produced a message on a page from a book addressed to residents of an Algerian area in which the colonial power at the time warned people to either choose France's peace and protection or face "crime" (by not submitting) and inevitable subsequent punishment.

Only with the knowledge that punishment is inevitable will these monsters fear to encroach on people's lives and rights".

It is akin to allowing an irresponsibly high speed limit and simply increasing the punishments when the inevitable accidents ensue.

In Homer, Orestes' patricide is regarded as an act of filial piety, and Prometheus's punishment is merely the inevitable consequence of defying the reigning deity.

Such preludes are a last resort before the infliction of punishment and are aimed at the inevitable failures among the citizens.

"The SFA is the supreme governing body of Scottish football and should invoke its ultimate authority to forestall the inevitable inequity that will ensue if the capital punishment decision is left to the SPL," said Johnston.

They must also demonstrate that they'll accept periodic bad news from suppliers, understanding that it's an inevitable part of doing business, not a reason for punishment.

How much punishment can the form take? Perhaps it's inevitable that, for a time at least, he should have gone down with the ship.

The pacifist in Paul and Mr. Bakerr) continues: "People believe wars are inevitable, that human nature can't change, but think of capital punishment.