Sentence examples for inevitably gets from inspiring English sources

War inevitably gets out of control.

The complicated task inevitably gets in the way of patient care.

That obligation inevitably gets tested when we are going through change".

But almost 10 years after the fact, a sense of outrage inevitably gets blunted.

Despite his best efforts, though, this sort of detailed legal analysis inevitably gets technical.

Sure, the bulk of attention inevitably gets heaped on the Madonnas, Gwyneth Paltrows and Matt Damons.

And will DiCaprio reference the whole 'why hasn't he won yet?' narrative when he inevitably gets Best Actor?

It is very tiresome that virtually every bittersweet and wonderfully French comedy inevitably gets the Woody Allen comparison.

Paul Whitehouse narrates the tale of a "fully immersive battle re-enactment" that inevitably gets out of hand.

When fashion turns its spotlight on one particular look, an opposing one inevitably gets left in the dark.

During his absence curiosity inevitably gets the best of her, and when she unlocks the door, she discovers a macabre collection of her husband's ex-wives.