Sentence examples for inevitably outlines from inspiring English sources

Then I read the dust jacket - which, inevitably, outlines a story of queers, transsexuals or heroin, or all three - and my heart sinks.

Inevitably, the outline of a conspiracy looms up – involving a Bond-villainous character named Gabriel Ice, international hawala networks, shell companies in the Middle East, various sinister government agencies and men with Stinger missiles on Manhattan rooftops.

For readers inevitably familiar with the outline of the story?

But this week's outline is, inevitably, the work of the inner 12-member praesidium of the convention.

These signals, which are slightly less "tangible" than the others I outlined above, inevitably contribute to a growing sense of positive momentum and confidence.

Alternatives to the approach I have outlined above inevitably mean some form of rationing, a concept that is virtually always rejected by health care consumers.

The White House insists a deal is still far from certain, but Netanyahu claimed that terms outlined yesterday by Barack Obama would "inevitably lead to a nuclear armed Iran whose unbridled aggression will inevitably lead to a nuclear war".

"In the letter Mr Hearn accepted either Tottenham Hotspur or West Ham United would inevitably move into the Olympic Stadium while outlining his preference for Tottenham Hotspur.

All five axial skeletons modelled here remained articulated in poses of the physical mounts, and the 'accuracy' of these reconstructions will inevitably influence the size and shape of body outlines in any physical or digital volumetric model.

In the coming days, there might be a few subplots outlining player ill-discipline, erratic selections including inevitably that of Quade Cooper at fly-half, and embarrassing losses to Scotland (twice) and Samoa (once was enough).

Inevitably, he attracted contrary myths designed to shrivel his looming outline.