Sentence examples for inevitably spawning from inspiring English sources

His relative prosperity allows for stock-taking glances backward and deathward, inevitably spawning dark nights of the soul.

No single performance can pretend to be definitive, each inevitably spawning more questions than it can answer.

This will inevitably spawn "triple dip" headlines.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukTHE Arab spring has, inevitably, spawned a gaggle of instant books.

Putin's weeping has inevitably spawned dozens of jokes and playful one-liners.

In a less disciplined individual, such harsh treatment would inevitably spawn bitterness and despair.

One prize inevitably spawns another, in imitation or reaction, as the perceived male dominance of the Booker spawned the Orange Prize for women's fiction.

Mr. Allison's gift is in making that lie — and each new one it inevitably spawns — understandable, showing how this story could be anyone's.

The success of Mumford & Sons – a New Band of the Day back in April 2008 – inevitably spawned a series of imitators, although not as many as you might have imagined.

The bombs raining down now, she says, are "blowing up whole warehouses of suppressed fury" and will inevitably spawn more terrorism.

The past week has, inevitably, spawned many knee-jerk policy proposals, from the imposition of a curfew and the eviction of convicted rioters from public housing to the introduction of water cannon and plastic bullets, previously used only in Northern Ireland.