Sentence examples for somewhat inevitably from inspiring English sources

7.27pm:... and Foster, somewhat inevitably, wins by a mile.

Chat, somewhat inevitably, has drifted on to gadgetry.

Keegan, somewhat inevitably, opts for Wannabe by the Spice Girls.

Somewhat inevitably this subject tends to quickly slip into the standard "meat eater vs veggie" debate.

It also, somewhat inevitably, apparently tripled the number of hospital admissions for broken penises in Jamaica.

The definitive moment of the "new Toronto" took place, somewhat inevitably, in New York.

Farewells, whether spoken or written, are inevitably somewhat self centred and, often, somewhat sentimental.

It is a neat bit of supporter-manager interaction, but inevitably somewhat impersonal.

The first is that university admissions policies are inevitably somewhat subjective.

The movie is always engrossing, even if it is, inevitably, somewhat superficial.

In a debate that was inevitably somewhat overshadowed by the aftermath of the terrorist attacks, what he was saying came through loud and clear.