Sentence examples for merely inevitable from inspiring English sources
Yet he draws no attention to this virtue: he makes it feel merely inevitable.
The other consists of preparing the home front for the fresh terrorist blows that many intelligence services now say are not merely inevitable but imminent.
Whether absurd or merely inevitable, the idea of healthier tippling has started to catch on among those who have embraced things like organic food and low-sugar diets.
But once the connection was forged, the links seemed not merely obvious but inevitable: the air passenger's upward journey in a pressurized cabin through an unbreathable and potentially murderous realm, the diver's downward journey, via air tank and weight belt, into a zone equally unbreathable and murderous — both journeys enacted in a blackening world where jitteriness bordered on hysteria.
"He knew better than anyone how these stories went," Hill writes, and in that sentence confers on his hero the dignity of a man coming to terms with something not merely predictable but inevitable — a man meeting his destiny stoically, even kind of nobly.
Research during the past ten years has revealed the existence of a diverse pool of coronaviruses circulating among various bat species and other animals, suggesting that further introductions of highly pathogenic coronaviruses into the human population are not merely probable, but inevitable.
Crushing as it was, Friday's result merely took him to an all but inevitable destination.
He instead suggests that it was merely the inevitable answer to an inevitable question.
Their actions are merely the inevitable products of decisions taken in Washington.
Time, then, is needed to know if there is genuine resistance to new school nutrition standards, or merely the inevitable and temporary resistance to change.
