Sentence examples for only inevitably from inspiring English sources
And then, comedy merging with tragedy, a forlorn Watson reluctantly called for the review, only, inevitably, to be given out again.
Cameron talks about "a spotlight" shone on local abuses, rather like the disinfecting sunlight he used to promise in soon-to-be deleted speeches, only inevitably somewhat feebler.
"The extraordinary growth of reality programs could only inevitably lead to an equally extraordinary growth in claims," said Sandra Baron, the executive director of the Media Law Resource Center, which collects information about lawsuits against news organizations and entertainment companies.
And after the peak can only inevitably come one thing... Facebook has put no small amount of energy into growing its audience internationally, starting with the infamous crowdsourced translations of local sites and pushed on in developing countries by Facebook Zero.
They know it, and it'd only inevitably lead to Leno replacing O'Brien anyway.
Might I remind us all, that if we do not tend to this earth, we are only inevitably hurting ourselves and the lives of future generations?
Damrosch disagrees with previous biographers who have thought the affair unconsummated, but inevitably can only appeal to our knowledge of human nature in support of his conviction that this was eventually a sexual relationship.
But, inevitably, they still only hinted at what might have been.
He not only creates their framework but inevitably, if unobtrusively, steers his interviews to the areas of his own interest.
The rules aren't new, but inevitably it is only when people come to renew passports that the challenges become apparent.
But inevitably it's only a matter of time before he sees something he shouldn't and finds himself dragged into a morass of drugs, brutality and general unwholesomeness.
