Sentence examples for inevitably proved from inspiring English sources
But it was her eyes that inevitably proved the most revealing.
Throughout, Oates explores the rough fortunes of (mostly) women who think they're in control of their situations but are inevitably proved wrong, sometimes brutally so.
We set a strategy in motion for its return but a seemingly logical, meticulously planned series of exchanges via members of various clubs inevitably proved fallible.
They have inevitably proved that an hour would have been enough, but if you can sell four, five, six or seven hours, you fill the time.
Squad #PepsiHalftime pic.twitter.com/O4RqconDQ9 Beyonce inevitably proved the highlight, walking the field with typical ferocity, and Chris Martin's attempts to join the party felt very much like a dad jumping in too early at a wedding.
Given that the sound of Tyner's piano will be forever linked in many jazz fans' minds with the polyrhytmical splendour of the late Elvin Jones, Scott's thumping big-band approach inevitably proved a little underwhelming.
Yes, in hindsight, which inevitably proves the spectator's brilliance.
And the economy will surely have been harmed by this week's turmoil; consumer sentiment will have been hit and banks will inevitably prove even more cautious about their lending.
Mr Paterson is under pressure from all sides and his final decision will almost inevitably prove controversial.
And, after every one of my predictions inevitably proves wrong, you can throw printouts of this column in my face.
She added: "The flat picture in European markets is inevitably proving to be a drag on export demand, with manufacturing activity across the region at a 14-month low.
