Unfortunately, the audience is transported between two obvious stories of grinding inevitability, and "as a result, Iris Murdoch gets lost in the shuffle," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.
Even so, there was an inevitability and an obvious justice in Bairstow receiving the man of the match award.
If Google's own lead on these types of issues believes that the inevitability of cryptocurrency is "obvious", it's a resounding validation of the beleaguered technology.
Even in the end, the whacking of Pussy (Vincent Pastore) had the weight of inevitability rather than an air of the obvious.
There is no obvious reason that those same ideas about history and inevitability and the greater wisdom of those who "get it" should not lead to something unpleasant today--even if, today, the certitudes about three stages and historical inevitability and all the rest can be found on the right and not the left.
But social is already here, and it's going to be hard to sell the inevitability of cloud just when it's already so obvious.
Having someone who has seen it all before to remind you about the inevitability of such moments, and to point you in the obvious directions that you may have become blind to, is truly valuable.
The inevitability of his return to Pakistan and embrace of radicalism is obvious: but the movie tells us that the nature of this radicalism has been dictated by America.
For progressives wary of Hillary Clinton's inevitability as the Democratic Party's 2016 nominee, Warren's appeal is obvious.
He is very clear on this: much of what has become plain, and expressed by both left and right, since the financial crash – the dominance of technocrats over democratic institutions, the erosion of the nation state and, with it, meaningful democracy – was already obvious to, and articulated by, that early-noughties protest movement, right down to the inevitability of the crash itself.
