Sentence examples for inevitably seek from inspiring English sources

As a result, fans inevitably seek to attribute collective successes and failures to the single player most responsible.

ARM's clients, in turn, use its designs for their own products, which they inevitably seek to protect through patents.

Schäuble and Brussels will huff and puff but they will, inevitably, seek such a settlement with London.

Since she was elected Maryland's lieutenant governor in 1994, there has been talk that Kathleen Kennedy Townsend would, inevitably, seek higher and higher political office.

It will inevitably seek to impose measures that will have the effect of erecting barriers to voting for poor people, who generally vote Democratic.

Cringeing down into my seat, I wondered how best to placate the glowering, tattooed fathers who would inevitably seek vengeance for their children's corruption.

A few of the commissioned artists inevitably sought to defy Rockefeller's edict that religious and political representations were out of place in commercial buildings.

Sometimes all Willie does in response to Winnie's chattering is to read a line from the newspaper's classified ads, which are inevitably seeking someone young.

Maybe that's because Mr. Maier can't help himself — he's a designer who inevitably seeks order and refinement, whereas someone like Ms. Kawakubo is completely comfortable with the opposite, and very often seeks it.

Those same fat guys in the red and white Hawaiian shirts, inevitably sought out by the TV cameras, the same familiar man in his huge Basque txapela, the same red and white shirts, the same cigars, and wine poured from leather "bottles".

All four founders of WhatsApp and Instagram have left as Facebook inevitably sought further control of their companies in order to advance its wider goals as a business.