Sentence examples for only inevitability from inspiring English sources

For a choked-up, grieving adult, or for one who wants to prepare a child for life's only inevitability, a well chosen book can speak volumes.

Death is perhaps life's only inevitability.

Their next show, which currently has the working title of The Grief Play, will look at how the formal classification of grief as a mental illness in the DSM-IV will open the floodgates to billions of dollars worth of medical drug sales as we seek to swallow our way out of humanity's only inevitability.

Their next show, which currently has the working title of 'The Grief Play', will look at how the formal classification of grief as a mental illness in the DSM-IV will open the floodgates to billions of dollars worth of medical drug sales as we seek to swallow our way out of humanity's only inevitability.

Menopause is not a disease, as doctors often point out, only an inevitability of middle age.

Given not only the inevitability of such moments of panic but also finance's systemic role in the economy, a government had to devise some special rules to make finance safer.

We haven't sold the idea of uncertainty as not only an inevitability, but as a positive thing because of how it drives scientists to understand the unknown.

Revolutions happen when social and economic conditions insure they are unstoppable, when the crisis makes millions understand not only their inevitability but their desirability, and when many forces converge and see no alternative.

At that same juncture he became a Catholic, with "a feeling of inevitability only".

Instead, there's a retreat into hazy philosophy, as when Paul reflects that "technology had begun for him to mostly only indicate the inevitability and vicinity of nothingness".

Apparently when I was not yet one, my parents had me observe the last knockings of the 1966 World Cup final, but no trace memory of "They think it's all over" euphoria appeared to have been retained in my synapses, only the comforting inevitability of the 30 years of hurt (and counting) that followed.