Sentence examples for inevitably asks from inspiring English sources

This is not a contemplative film, even though it (inevitably) asks: What does your existence mean?

Another member questioned what happens when China inevitably asks for the same extraordinary powers the FBI is demanding now.

The emphasis on "joy" and "fullness" inevitably asks secularism to provide what Bruce Robbins calls an improvement story — to bring the good news about the consolations of secularism.

Adapting to feedback which inevitably asks people to change, sometimes significantly is critical for managers who find themselves in jobs, companies, and industries undergoing frequent transitions.

But when she inevitably asks me what I've been up to, I feel like I can't say anything without offending her.

In every Rafael Nadal press conference I've attended since March, somebody inevitably asks him about the pressures of being No. 1.

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?