Sentence examples for they were inevitably from inspiring English sources

But they were inevitably, Mr. Miliband acknowledged, in tension with one another.

Presenting a remarkably inclusive and increasingly sombre picture of contemporary society, they were inevitably often seen at the time as fictionalized propaganda about ephemeral issues.

Whatever class differences existed within the black community, and there were many, they were inevitably subsumed under the broader struggle for equality.

Cruz and Garbrandt continued their agreeably disagreeable display of hostility, sneering and lunging and flailing at each other until they were, inevitably, separated.

Bright and colourful, yet easy to grow and propagate, they were inevitably a hit in the conservatories of 18th century Britain; though not quite as commonly grown today.

And so while few scholars announced their intention to press English into a classical mould, they were inevitably influenced by what seemed like the elegant rules of the classical languages.

"And yet, here they are inevitably acquiring an aura".

When they are inevitably disappointed, their frustration with the political classes can only grow.

The trouble about elephant books is that they're inevitably sad.

Nudges might not be readily visible, but they are inevitably there.

People abroad may love the former but they are inevitably suspicious of the latter.