Sentence examples for inexorable with from inspiring English sources

The tempo, as always in the Heartbreakers' music, is deliberate and inexorable, with no need to rush and no possibility of retreat.

While the domination of the pass seems inexorable with every team seeking a franchise quarterback, even its biggest proponents and practitioners figure that eventually an outer limit will be reached, though it has not yet.

The decline appears inexorable, with the Daily Star Sunday down by 13.6%, the Observer down 10.6%, the Sunday People down 10.9%, the Sun on Sunday down by 9.6% and the Sunday Telegraph down by 9.8%.

Since then their conquest of the continent has been inexorable, with a stream of gigs supporting the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers and Rancid, and bagging heaps of Finnish Grammies (Emmas).

Without a true superstar, this UConn team (35-4) foughthroughgh injury and self-doubt and prevailed with renewed assuredness, collective spirit and expectation, depth, conditioning and a relentlessness that made victory in the N.C.A.A. tournament seem not only possible but inexorable with a resurgence over the past month.

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Throughout a march toward the British Open championship that went from improbable to inexorable with each stride down the Old Course's hardening fairways Sunday, three things about Louis Oosthuizen did not change: his demeanor, his swing tempo and his resilience.

The cumulative effect is devastating, as DeLillo in exquisite increments lowers the reader into an inexorable rendezvous with raw terror.

The political part presents Joe as a fearsome dinosaur, a fierce advocate of the war in Vietnam whose power begins its inexorable decline with the assassination of Kennedy.

Low plays slow, pensive, inexorable songs with Alan Sparhawk's starkly reverberating guitar and Mimi Parker's dirgelike drumbeats, topped by their vocal harmonies.

Ultimately pushed into prostitution to satisfy her father's debts, Oharu bears her swift and inexorable decline with a stoic serenity born of the memory of love.

The frenetic, craggy concerto pulses for 30 inexorable minutes with spiky harmonies, pummeling piano chords and, in one playful episode, a sweeping neo-Romantic melody.