Sentence examples for it was unavoidably from inspiring English sources

When the change came, it was unavoidably abrupt.

In any other week it would have been symbolic of football's ability to strip participants of perspective; in this it was unavoidably offensive.

It was a private visit, but it was unavoidably given an official colour as the Indian prime minister could not have ignored the Pakistani president's presence on Indian soil without creating a misunderstanding.

It's unavoidably progressive music.

But it is, unavoidably, not Wallace at his best.

It's unavoidably a voluntary approach to the climate crisis, and the emissions reductions that it generates may turn out to be too little too late.

One of the big attractions of Cheil is that it's unavoidably integrated, which means ideas aren't limited by a media discipline or channel.

It is unavoidably true that many in football and the media saw a sharp contrast between the aggressive way the Premier League has criticised people in other organisations for similar situations and the tolerance shown to Scudamore.

But it's unavoidably true that new friendships are made on the site, too.

Although regional lymph nodes (RLN) dissection remains the only way to cure pancreatic cancer metastasis, it is unavoidably associated with sizable trauma, multiple complications, and low surgical resection rates.

The problem was with democracy itself, and the what's-in-it-for-me avarice on which it is unavoidably built.