Sentence examples for was almost inevitably from inspiring English sources

NOT so long ago the word "Vietnamese" was almost inevitably accompanied in press reports by the phrase "boat people".

The runaway winner (52%) was almost inevitably Blair's sacrifice of good taste on the altar of spin when he called the election at St Olave's against a backdrop of stained glass windows and bored schoolgirls.

Compared with the drama outside, the show itself was, almost inevitably, anticlimactic; original, funny, shocking, but still, you know, a Broadway show, rather than the announcement of the second coming.

Leighton's name was almost inevitably prefixed with the words "party-loving", thanks to such Facebook comments as "Bad bad day follow ed) by wine is a must", or 'Oh what will tonight bring... drunken nurses".

Oncologists learned how to attack leukemia, enabling most children who receive a diagnosis of it today to triumph over a disease that was almost inevitably fatal a half-century ago.

After Ashley Johnson had brilliantly turned Joseph in a tackle on the Wasps' 10-metre line, Young was almost inevitably there to rip the ball from the man on the ground and showed an eye as sharp as anyone's to sprint through the defence and under the posts from 60 metres.

It is almost inevitably fresher and better".

A newspaper closure is almost inevitably a time to mourn.

The Singularity and its consequences are almost inevitably addressed in the media with slightly hysterical overtones.

Like rebels throughout Africa and Asia, the insurgents were almost inevitably doomed to failure: outgunned and outnumbered.

It is, almost inevitably, the greylag geese that shatter the peace of the morning.