Sentence examples for inexorable doubt from inspiring English sources
For as we see throughout the film, even the most reliable intelligence procured by the richest and most powerful nation in the world is met with inexorable doubt and results in irreconcilable disillusionment.
Tolkien resisted modernity, but in the world of Middle-earth, as in the world of contemporary Earth, can anyone doubt its inexorable progress, or the implicit threat it embodies for the pastoral world with its pre-modern cultures and its ancient traditions?
Hardly surprising, then, that scepticism greeted reports, on March 27th, of Mr Assad's agreement to the plan for a settlement recently devised by Kofi Annan, the joint UN-Arab League emissary.Syria's seemingly inexorable drift towards greater tragedy justifies doubt, but this time it may be slightly misplaced.
Or perhaps he balances doubts about his enterprise with an inexorable drive to prove himself wrong.
Speaking before the results in Ohio, where he was campaigning, Mr. Gingrich said the results should raise doubts about what has been portrayed as Mr. Romney's inexorable march to the nomination.
The President's poised body and smooth yet inexorable motion telegraphed a larger force that came of a lifetime of no self-doubt (except for two years of despair in 1948-49, after Jane Wyman, his first wife, left him for boring her).
But the fact that there is any doubt at all about the outcome proves that the forces at work are not inexorable.
Perhaps that is why, amid the seemingly inexorable rise of Islam as a political rallying force and amid increasingly strident assertions of sectarian identity, doubts are also growing.The people's choiceThis may seem an odd claim.
Geometry makes it inexorable.
Immortality has become inexorable.
