Sentence examples for less inexorable from inspiring English sources

But nothing in history is less inexorable than the inexorable forces of history.

At the heart of this encyclopedic narrative is the notion that no amount of accumulated knowledge can make our destiny any less inexorable.

In the Brahms, the journey was less inexorable only because it was being led by two guides with occasionally conflicting ideas about the route: Mr. Barenboim and the soloist, Radu Lupu.

One factor that has encouraged more playful and creative sexual expression in the gay community is that AIDS is less the inexorable death sentence it once was.

While it hardly needs to be pointed out that starving yourself is not good for you, bulimia is in its own inexorable if less direct way also a deadly disorder.

Their Western-backed successors have been less able to stop the inexorable spread of poppy farming.

He is particularly trenchant on the subject of race, a category more or less abandoned by geneticists but inexorable at a social level.

The sweets in the Harry Potter series, whose release coincided with an inexorable rise in childhood obesity, are no less lavish and no less lusted over than those in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory".

On a humid afternoon in Soho, New York feels less in a state of finality than of inexorable expansion.

Thus he is surely right to argue that China's seemingly inexorable growth will slow, though it is less clear that China may, like Japan before it, then slip back.

The influx of wealth is less alarming these days, if only because it seems so inexorable.