Sentence examples for inevitable theme from inspiring English sources
Yet, with the advent of new highways and new housing developments, change is the inevitable theme of THE FACE OF APPALACHIA: Portraits From the Mountain Farm (Norton, $29.95).
And his campaign is suddenly playing music -- Van Morrison's "Bright Side of the Road" and the inevitable theme from "Rocky" -- to warm up crowds along the trail.
Nair herself, who set off for America at eighteen, exists in that weird, liminal expatriate zone, and the complex negotiation of identity across cultural boundaries has become an inevitable theme in her work.
Chronic lack of privacy, that inevitable theme of Indian life and fiction, and a source of tender hilarity in "Family Planning," here assumes oppressive form as Vikas's relatives descend on the bereaved couple, theatrically slipping sleeping pills into their tea and removing the knives from their kitchen drawers.
What was the substance of our tendency to stray so far away from what was 'good' or 'right' or 'true' such that violence, degradation and the perpetuation of systems of social injustice -- on a large and small scale -- seemed to be the recurring and inevitable theme of human existence?
The recipe for the black-bean-and-pork stew is a nod to the inevitable salsa-and-chips theme of most Super Bowl parties (it should be served with homemade salsa cruda and warm flour tortillas), and its spiciness should introduce some zip into what I'm told are usually rather bland championship games.
Mr. Appelbaum argues that demand for experiential exhibitions is an inevitable outcome of a theme-park-and-movie culture, in which children are more likely to know the names of the characters in "The Lion King" than the names of the American presidents.
Because the central theme of "the inevitable" is so strongly established, the mix of allusions and styles successfully coheres.
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.
They did appear to recognize that "The Farnsworth Invention" shares with "The West Wing" an admiration of America and its institutions and a sense of inevitable human failure, the pervasive theme that in spite of the best efforts of good people, things hardly ever turn out as well as they should.
It is interesting that despite these inevitable limitations, the reverse engineering theme was quite successful in pinpointing the key features of the checkpoint.
