Sentence examples for inevitably asking from inspiring English sources
For all Mr. Kohl's denials, Germans are inevitably asking themselves: Did he take bribes?
To write a novel about a whaling voyage is a brave business — the author is inevitably asking readers to ignore that other whale in the room — but this leg of the jaunt turns out to be less "Moby-Dick" and more "Treasure Island".
And they'll either look at me like I'm a posh wanker jet-setting back to a private getaway or tell me it sounds like something from the TV show Lost, before inevitably asking me if my brother is also my dad.
Listeners faced with a finished "Unfinished" inevitably ask two questions.
Even so Hales was inevitably asked about the Test series.
And people who go shopping with a friend inevitably ask advice before buying.
:-( (For those who will inevitably ask: Greenwood Heights is NOT considered Park Slope).
What should I say when people inevitably ask if we had fertility treatments?
The stunt man was also inevitably asked about that bizarre bear rape rumour.
OF every ethnic restaurant it is inevitably asked: Is it authentic?
This is not a contemplative film, even though it (inevitably) asks: What does your existence mean?
