Sentence examples for inevitably failing from inspiring English sources
'Doing what they can't help doing, ultimately and inevitably failing because they can't help being the people they are.' This tragic sense is what singles him out from a legion of lesser contemporary chroniclers of failed middle-class lives.
B. Trying valiantly to get laid and inevitably failing.
It's about the totally unrealistic goal of trying to be all things to all people and inevitably failing.
Tom and Jerry Tales Volume Five ($14.98; Warner Bros). is 12 episodes of Tom trying and inevitably failing to outwit Jerry.
Initially the other drug will pick up the slack to keep the combination effective, but Dr Woodrow says this resistance will "inevitably" lead to it failing.
"Some will argue that more rigorous qualifications … will inevitably lead to more students failing.
Now some will argue that more rigorous qualifications in these subjects will inevitably lead to more students failing.
Mr. Holm and Ms. Williams are inevitably the evening's centers, respectively playing the failing tyrant and the woman who upsets the balance of maleness in his domain.
Her reporting from China was distinguished, given the constraints under which she was working, but her eyesight was already failing, and her inability to speak the language inevitably hampered her work.
This limits the loss of data due to students forgetting particular ties, dropping or switching classes, or failing to complete the assignment as submission rates inevitably drop toward the end of the term.
