Sentence examples for inevitably something else from inspiring English sources
It was that, sure, but it was also, and inevitably, something else.
Second, maybe he needs something else.
And the lover for hire who is abused by critics and whose business transactions are inevitably mistaken for something else —love?
The problem with creating a category for toys on CrunchGear is that almost everything we review is a toy – it's fun, cool, and great to play with for at least a day or two until our attention is inevitably drawn to something else.
Their lack of social obligation and ignorance of the most simple realities means they will inevitably be superseded by something else, hopefully something better.
Meaning may be something directly intended to be signified by an expression (abhidheya), or it could be something which is inevitably signified (nāntarīyaka) when something else is really the intended meaning.
This does seem problematic, if only because the Holocaust is a concrete historical event, and to use it as an integer in a fable about something else is inevitably to falsify it.
But the novel is something else; something that inevitably passed me by first time round.
But since no one's perfect, and inevitably users will want to watch something else every now and then, they can also through channels and videos by just swiping back and forth with the power of their index fingers, magically powering a shift in what they're watching.
Turns out, Burst Apart is a soulful soundtrack to the aftermath: floating calmly and inevitably away from something, and, maybe, toward something else.
