Sentence examples for perhaps unavoidably from inspiring English sources

Oxford were imperious, however, and Cambridge paid the price for a perhaps unavoidably aggressive start.

Contradictions like this abound – perhaps unavoidably – in an ongoing discourse that freely conflates groups with individuals and individuals with ideas.

Perhaps unavoidably, "His Song Continues" creates the impression that Mr. Walsh has single-handedly been responsible for any and all improvements in laws regarding missing or abused children.

News coverage of terrorism and two major wars in the past decade has been saturated with images of weapons and death, perhaps unavoidably.

This is not necessarily a belief that Kenneth Oppel shares in Half Brother, which perhaps unavoidably has a current of sentimentality flowing through it.

Perhaps unavoidably, "Prisoners" is written in two different voices — that of a man revisiting his past, and of the same man revisiting his former professional assignments.

Perhaps the unavoidably tentative approach will change when Cameron completes his limited negotiation and he will lead a confident "In" campaign.

As the book moves from the past to the future, Cebrián's mode shifts from keen particulars to broad assertions — unavoidably, perhaps, but a chapter on the media's complicity in terrorism would have benefitted from more daring and detail.

The moments of silence are haunting, and they reverberate with greater power when Else resumes her energetic stream of consciousness with a perhaps necessary but unavoidably heartbreaking denial of the epiphany she has faced.

There is, then, free choice of means to our ends, along with a more basic freedom not to consider something, thereby perhaps avoiding willing it unavoidably once we recognized its value.

Unavoidably, if perhaps unfortunately, Whitehead's panpsychism stands or falls with his entire metaphysical system which entails a more radical revision of our current scientifically based picture of the world than even panpsychism necessitates.