Sentence examples for this was inevitably from inspiring English sources

This was, inevitably, in trendy Shoreditch, a short walk from the much-mocked Cereal Killer Café.

This was inevitably several months after the bird had been seen, and gone.

This was, inevitably, a trade-off session – a necessary price worth paying for a Europe in which the member states retain much power.

"This was inevitably going to happen whether we existed or not," said Ray Wysolmierski, a leader of the group, called the Sachem Quality of Life.

That suggests the aim is for shallower cuts to public services, not more infrastructure or housing that could boost economic growth.Mr Alexander's mini-budget came complete with a yellow chancellor's-box-like briefcase, which he held up outside the Treasury (this was, inevitably, lampooned on social media).

In the end this is, inevitably, about class.

This is inevitably what you get with public markets: short-termism.

A competition like this is inevitably expensive to run, and the search was immediately on for significant sponsors.

This is – inevitably – affecting viewing, all the more so for the candour and the unfussy courage of all involved.

Fink's voice normally boasts vulnerability, its character cementing his connection with fans; some of this is inevitably lost in such a large room but dancing replaces pontification.

All this is inevitably expensive, but Mrs Cheung insists that greater scale creates greater efficiency and reduces the cost per unit of output.