Sentence examples for is ineluctable from inspiring English sources

"This pure — virtually empty — sign — is ineluctable, because it means everything".

Kahlo's ascension, since the late nineteen-seventies, to feminist sainthood is ineluctable, though a mite strained.

But the myth, as she says, is "ineluctable", and this mournful outpouring cannot avert the end.

For Mr. Eprile, truth is ineluctable, but that doesn't mean it makes you free.

Sometimes we do stuff simply because we are who we are, and the need to live it is ineluctable.

"This pure — virtually empty — sign is ineluctable because it means everything," he wrote in a celebrated essay published in 1957.

This conviction connects with the views already mentioned, that metaphysics is the science of first principles and that the principles in question are ineluctable in the sense that they are operative in their own denial.

Haley Sharpe Design, which also created the Democracy galleries for the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, adds texture to the story, makes connections (to trade, and the larger economic and cultural context) and avoids conclusions, even when dark conclusions are ineluctable.

This apparent eccentricity is due not to perversity, but because, as a publicly quoted company, they cannot tell all until the end of their accounting year, and meanwhile can only acknowledge the Bookscan gleanings, which are ineluctable.

This single, original manuscript encourages us to sit with the concept of truth and to remember that there are ineluctable mysteries at the bottom of things whose meanings we will never know.

Perhaps it was Sallie's Swedish tough-mindedness influencing me; or perhaps it was the puppy's seemingly untamable nature; or possibly it was all those other signs on all the other message boards and stapled to telephone poles which seemed to state in a cheerful but hopeless way that fate was ineluctable, and character, personality, will, even untamable nature were only its accidental by-products.