Sentence examples for maybe inevitably from inspiring English sources

Eleey's eloquent premise is undermined, maybe inevitably, by his conflicted approach.

That success, maybe inevitably, spilled over into the political struggle in Macedonia.

Sadly but maybe inevitably, it was by nothing more ornate than a disabling left hook thrown by the ill-considered Danny Garcia.

It's about the whole queasy lexicon of addiction – as well as the way one addiction is almost always (and maybe inevitably) replaced by another.

Having a woman play Furkan turns the part into a recitation (maybe inevitably, that's how Ms. Roosen's impromptu performance landed) or a stunt rather than an embodiment of the character.

Team drawing is common in animation, of course, and maybe inevitably the trucks here look like a cross between Speed Buggy and the crew from "Bob the Builder": all googly-eyed headlights and expressive grills and bumpers.

The process of preparing myself for maybe, probably, inevitably being sent to prison this Wednesday has been an interesting one.

They don't read books anymore, they don't go the theatre or cinema, drinks on any week night are always a 'Maybe' that's inevitably followed by a 'Sorry pal, I'm working late again'.

If nothing else, maybe as we inevitably get into partisan arguments with our family, friends and neighbors in the coming months, we could remember what brought us into contact in the first place -- and try to keep the vitriol on message.

Even when you think you've somehow gotten away with it, inevitably, maybe three hours later, someone will point out that small, red stain on your sleeve, and you'll think to yourself, how did that even get there?! It's worse when you're lying down.

"The dialogue is altered, inevitably, and maybe some of the gags don't quite work in another language," conceded Mr. Fellowes, who writes every episode, but "I'm terribly pleased if people are enjoying it".