Now film, too, is losing its narrative hegemony, and so the novel – the cultural Greece to its world-girdling Rome – is also in ineluctable decline.
For many it would be more fitting if Spain – the land of bullfighting – was also notable for cutting the throats of its red-blooded womenfolk, as depicted in the opera Carmen – written, lest you forget, by French composer Georges Bizet – but the ineluctable fact is that the Nordic peoples are, according to the data, much more prolific killers.
"If evil is somewhat more ineluctable, it also becomes somewhat more problematic," Mr. Morris observes.
The dissenters objected that this reading of constitutional history not only was not "ineluctable" but also was misinformed.
There is something ineluctable about it.
Part of what makes the canal compelling today is its ineluctable connection to its original purpose.
This is an ineluctable consequence of improving the computer models of climate change.
To an extent, it is the ineluctable weight of the Holocaust that allows her to engage such questions at all.
And volume, even volume that sometimes singes the ears, is an ineluctable part of that experience.
In his decision today, Judge Botha said a nationwide program to prevent mother-to-child transmission is "an ineluctable obligation of the state".
