Sentence examples for inevitably aimed from inspiring English sources

In his teens he inevitably aimed for realism, before trying to create figures using fewer strokes in his twenties.

And nearly all benches, windows, overlooks and bar seats seem inevitably aimed at capturing the best view of one body of water or the other.

Either that, or it's designed to frighten the bejesus out of any minor blogger who might even be considering posting a script review online – imagine the ire from fans of the director that would inevitably be aimed at the journalist who "killed the new Tarantino movie".

It is inevitably American and obviously aimed at younger readers than the books on my list, but things have changed drastically since Poky's day.

And rebel car-bombings aimed at soldiers inevitably hit civilians as well.

In this environment, any uptick in law-enforcement actions aimed at buyers inevitably results in increased criminalization of those selling sex.

These processes inevitably take time.

Whereas haute couture today is inevitably linked to brand building and aimed toward producing dresses for a privileged few, for Mr. Lacroix, the stage has a wider purpose.

Nato strikes in Tripoli, while aimed at military targets, inevitably put civilians at risk, and Gaddafi's authority has already lasted longer than Nato anticipated.

"Sugar Salon," the name of a program aimed at supporting female choreographers, inevitably makes me think of the "sugar and spice and everything nice" rhyme.

He also famously argued, in The Road to Serfdom (1944), that interventionist measures aimed at the redistribution of wealth lead inevitably to totalitarianism.