Sentence examples for inevitably this question from inspiring English sources

Whenever Simon Wiesenthal, the late great Nazi hunter and iconic human rights advocate, would speak to college students, inevitably this question would be posed: Could the Holocaust happen again?

A prime example is his chapter "A Certain Sacrifice: What Was Britney Telling Us When She Cut Her Own Hair?" As anyone who was conscious in 2007 inevitably knows, this question refers to one of that year's most notorious celebrity news stories: the night when Britney Spears marched into a hair salon and, in full view of photographers, shaved her head.

Inevitably the question on this so sad day is: how will history remember him?

The buzz around that game will inevitably center on this question: Will some Met act on a two-year-old grudge and retaliate?

However, a question that inevitably arises from this question about twentieth-century Germany is a question much closer to home: Could what happened in Germany then happen here now?

Inevitably the question of the adequacy of NF for "Ordinary mathematics" will overlap with this debate.

Inevitably the question arose: How many lost?

Inevitably, the question of mortality lingers in the air.

Especially when, inevitably, the question comes up about his best position.

I do a lot of speaking to university students, and inevitably the question comes up: What are you looking for?

Inevitably, the question would be asked: which should I choose?