Sentence examples for inexorable when from inspiring English sources

It is unpredictable, in terms of sheer plot; inexorable when fate rules.

He wrote in a recent e-mail message: "I have long been alarmed by people's sheeplike acceptance of the term 'computer technology' — it sounds so objective and inexorable — when most computer technology is really a bunch of ideas turned into conventions and packages".

For most women, fertility begins its inexorable decline when in the early 30's.

Allan has been granted even more freedom of expression since the arrival last month of Fraser Fyvie - another midfielder whose career seemed to be on an inexorable rise when he left Aberdeen for Wigan Athletic but has returned to Scotland looking to regroup.

It is inexorable, like life when you choose it, he believes.

Yet this was the moment when the inexorable rise of Tiepolo forced Bortoloni to seek his fortunes elsewhere.

Mr. Hodges, working from an exceptionally cunning script by Paul Mayersberg, traces his hero's downward spiral with patient, chilly precision, and the course of the disaster feels so inexorable that you're shocked when the worst doesn't happen -- or, rather, when it happens in a way that leaves the apparently ill-fated Jack untouched.

Last night, an inexorable trend reached its crest when Tennessee rejected its native son, Vice President Al Gore, giving its crucial 11 electoral votes to the Republican governor of Texas.

China will see no need for force when gradual and inexorable economic integration brings the two societies together.

In the days of Sir Nicholas's valedictory dispatch, when British decline seemed inexorable, the idea of deliberately distancing Britain from a booming continental Europe would have seemed absurd.

If the sales trend is inexorable, how much to invest, and when to stop printing, become pertinent questions, and ones we have seen regional and US press groups struggle with of late.