Sentence examples for it inevitably makes from inspiring English sources

But when a political party decides that moralizing about personal conduct is as important as public policy, it inevitably makes some of its leaders vulnerable to the worst charges of hypocrisy.

Worse, it inevitably makes the critic sound ancient.

And it inevitably makes you believe that your life depends on a well enunciated "yes, sir".

"When people raise this with me it inevitably makes you think, in the circumstances envisaged, what would I do?" said Mr Lamb.

Both leading stars will receive a pay check of £300,000 while also taking a cut of the box-office earnings once it inevitably makes over $1 billion £6711 million).

Though he has rarely discussed his former addiction in interviews, it inevitably made its way into his music.

So by blindly duplicating the code of ethics found in Western professional social work and the practice system that it follows inevitably makes it difficult for local social work to make progress.

It also, inevitably, makes you wonder what British cinema has been missing all these years.

Whereas the Velodrome seemed to hamper Reich's 2x5, with the cycle track distancing the audience from the band like an athletics track can do at some football stadiums, for Kraftwerk it suddenly, inevitably, makes perfect sense - helped no little by a significant and much needed increase in volume.

Because "try it, you'll like it" seems to be genetically coded into our parents and grandparents, it's inevitably made it to our generation too.

It will inevitably make it a political football and enhance Snowden's bargaining power".