Sentence examples for was something inevitable from inspiring English sources

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

There was something inevitable about the fact that the undisputed model of the week was a Brit.

He seemed to feel there was something inevitable about the clinic's trajectory, and couldn't easily imagine how things would have unfolded differently.

Labor has been ahead in opinion polls for so long that at one level there was something inevitable about its win in Saturday's election.

Perhaps there was something inevitable about his move into tapestry, a craft every bit as traditional as pottery, and so conservative, it's radical.

Although the Premier League leaders left it very late, there was something inevitable about the final act given the visitors' reputation for recovering the most unpromising of situations.

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

The musicality of Balanchine's choreography is often — lazily — spoken of as if there were something inevitable about it, as if the music explained every movement.

Countries that didn't think beyond income creation pay the price in inequality: I hate it when people imply there is something inevitable about inequality constantly rising.

There may be something inevitable about the structural changes that have made American manufacturing less central to our economy, but there is nothing inevitable about the waste, pain and human despair in cities that have accompanied that change.

Carr is armed and ready There is something inevitable about the suggestion that Sir Roger Carr will become chairman of the BBC should the BBC Trust be scrapped, as expected, at the end of next year.