Sentence examples for inevitably transform from inspiring English sources

Will our avatars inevitably transform from warriors to salesmen?

But he is philosophical about the street's recent changes, and the generational cycles that will inevitably transform the block again, just as they have so many times before.

And yet the cultural district will inevitably transform the neighborhood from a quiet and self-contained locality to a fragment of global culture.

That eight-year failure is why the ecological debt will inevitably transform into a new economic debt dwarfing our current woes.

They also add that changing the law would "gradually and inevitably transform society's understanding of the purpose of marriage.

Or does the party's entrenched authoritarian ethos inevitably transform the men who rise to lead it, so that only the cautious Party Man, jealous of the party's prerogatives, can rise to the top?

Hayek's basic thesis is that socialism inevitably transforms into totalitarianism.

Now, surfing has been inevitably transformed into a billion-dollar industry.

In New York, the circle of people hovering outside the cube inevitably transformed the piece into a metaphor for real estate.

And she unleashes a series of lethal zingers while inevitably transforming from sweet-natured co-worker into acid-tongued comic ironist, deriding all the males and snobs who presume to patronise her, including lunkhead fellow agent Rick Ford Jason Stathamm).

The father-son relationship is excruciatingly embarrassing for both Eric and Nev in jail, and in fact, it seems as if embarrassment is the only emotion available for either man – an emotion that is inevitably transformed into violence.