Sentence examples for something inevitable from inspiring English sources

"I can't remember when I read, or was told, that he considered it a good thing to spend a short time every day thinking about death, thus getting used to its inevitability and coming to understand that something inevitable can't be too bad, but it was in my early teens and it struck me as a sensible idea".

I can't remember when I read, or was told, that he considered it a good thing to spend a short time every day thinking about death, thus getting used to its inevitability and coming to understand that something inevitable is natural and can't be too bad, but it was in my early teens, and it struck me as a sensible idea.

CAN something inevitable also be highly improbable?

How can you be afraid of something inevitable?

There was something inevitable about the way he ran down Culson.

We treat it as if it's something inevitable that we cannot change".

It has the sound of something totally inevitable — it's better than Porter, it's better than Gershwin.

So maybe there's something almost inevitable about the lawsuit filed by the Westchester Cycle Club against the New York State Department of Transportation.

Alves's former coach believes he has a "gift" and his gift is saving penalties; there's something almost inevitable about it now.

Now, in the political realm, we have Romney's Law: if something is inevitable, it will eventually happen, however little enthusiasm people have for it.

This is the fate that has befallen so many of the world's idyllic places that there seems something almost inevitable about it.