Sentence examples for look inevitably from inspiring English sources

As installed on the Guggenheim Museum's curved ramps, they look, inevitably, like mangled wrecks on a speedway.

As installed on the Guggenheim Museum's curved ramps for the retrospective exhibition "John Chamberlain: Choices," they look, inevitably, like mangled wrecks on a speedway.

As installed on the Guggenheim Museum's curved ramps for this full-dress retrospective, they look, inevitably, like mangled wrecks on a speedway.

As a perpetrator of this second kind of error, Ms Irigaray, futilely complaining about the speed of light, looks inevitably a bit of a straw woman.

The juiciest capture of all was Glasgow Cathcart where Mr Teddy Taylor had clung on since 1964 to a seat which to the naked eye looked inevitably Labour.

And anyway, I do think that matching one's experience with what you're looking at and questioning what you're looking inevitably involves materiality, just like it involves the sense of place.

While the SFO and the Insolvency Service, which is also looking into BHS, will inevitably look into Chappell's acquisition of the retailer for £1 from Green in March 2015, there are more questions about what happened in the following 13 months.

Your oldest will be less likely to lean on her good looks (though inevitably some unearned breaks will come her way).

In this sense the notion of responsibility that we are looking for inevitably has to have a "prospective dimension" (Owen et al. 2012, p.31).

But to look past the inevitably gloomy post-Christmas headlines (and the equally inevitable "50%-off" window signs), what is odd is just how dominant the old model of debt-fuelled consumerism remains.

State-capitalist powers inevitably look outward as well as inward.