Sentence examples for inevitably directed from inspiring English sources

But others noted that, although the international system might have been at fault for Copenhagen's failures, some rancor was inevitably directed at Mr. de Boer, as the United Nations' central representative, and it probably speeded his departure.

David has a kind of sociopathic condition whose ill effects are inevitably directed chiefly against himself – he is high-functioning, and never appears to unravel, but the film will climax in an event which the audience can see is semi-intentional, a gesture to which the whole drama has clearly been leading, and which makes an unbearably grim kind of sense in retrospect.

They protected and helped each other, though when they fought they seemed to hate each other, which, of course, is the most natural thing in the world: there are moments when we hate ourselves, and if we have someone in front of us who is almost exactly like us our hate is inevitably directed toward that person.

The complexity of the oral environment, and ethical problems associated with studies of oral diseases in humans inevitably directed the attention to development of laboratory models, that simulate the human oral microcosm.

Wealthy benefactors inevitably direct their funding toward their personal enthusiasms.

After directing an entertaining American horror movie, The Devil's Rain (1975) – with Ernest Borgnine and William Shatner – Fuest mostly worked in television in the US and UK, inevitably directing episodes of The New Avengers but also odd projects such as Revenge of the Stepford Wives; an hour-long version of Poe's The Gold-Bug; and children's programs in the US and the UK.

In this kind of setting any progressive political ambition and social policy, like same-gender marriage, is subservient to the constitutional juggernauts that inevitably direct the majority of people's vote.

He could also confront the tricky task of dodging the blame that inevitably gets directed at the occupant of the White House when the economy turns down.

Others doubted that the euro zone would long stand for having its main financial center in a nonmember country, and said it would inevitably begin directing its banking activities to Frankfurt or some other financial capital.

It is also, she implies, an expression of a collective urban consciousness rather than an emblem, however formally radical, of that of a single artist and the one-way male gaze directed at inevitably female models.

This year's edition of the Venice Film Festival, which begins today and runs through Sept. 6, features a joyous sidebar: a pair of films starring the great Italian pop star Domenico Modugno, "Tutto ÿ musica" (Everything is Music), from 1963, which he also directed, and, inevitably, "Nel blu dipinto di blu" (Volare), from 1959, based on his undying 1958 hit song (which he co-wrote).