Sentence examples for is so inevitable from inspiring English sources

There will undoubtedly be those who believe our obliteration is so inevitable that every other anxiety is a sideshow.

But I'm not sure I believe that the tradeoff is so inevitable that anyone who says "wages should be higher" must also acknowledge they are arguing "employment should be lower".

THE comparison is so inevitable that Pen-ek Ratanaruang, the Thai director whose fourth film, "Last Life in the Universe," opens in New York on Friday, cuts off a reporter before he can finish the question.

This rhythm is so inevitable that, in the second episode, as soon as we see Ronnie jaunting down the street at night, carrying a bottle of Pinot Noir and a cut of steak, we immediately know that he will abandon his date to commit a stupid act of retribution.

The news was so inevitable that Lady Mary didn't lay off her younger sister for a second.

If the North's victory was so inevitable, doesn't this diminish the courageous wartime leadership of Lincoln, the bold military gambles of Sherman, the tenacity of Grant?

What's disappointing is that few of these admirers are asked to delve deeply into why talent, fame and excess seem to be so inevitable a mix and one that so often ends badly.

"It could be that the inevitable candidate for the Democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today," Sanders told Jorge Ramos, a TV host on Univision and Fusion, when asked about Clinton's recent attacks.

This was so inevitable that I am still trying to understand why the FIA did not take the initiative by making at least some comment that indicated it understood the difficulty of the situation.

Lori: It was so inevitable though.

"The inevitable candidate for the Democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today".