Sentence examples for with inevitability from inspiring English sources

That kind of tight management and obsession with detail, right down to the size of the American flags hung at Romney events, is precisely the image the campaign wants to convey as it seeks to present Mr. Romney as an exacting and disciplined chief executive whose candidacy is infused with inevitability.

His empire on this night is the dining hall of the Tilton School, overflowing with the kinds of political life-forms that are typically drawn to candidates who glow with inevitability: national media, supportive elected officials and the familiar Republicans who were early supporters of past nominees like George Bush, Bob Dole and George W. Bush.

There was a sense of relief mixed with inevitability when Lamela hooked home on the hour as Tottenham, with nine changes from their draw against Everton, had laboured towards an expected victory.

That's the thing with inevitability: It doesn't discriminate.

So, with crushing inevitability, they started with the referee.

But the early promise and enjoyment – always laced with a certain trepidation – had, with creeping inevitability, given way to frustration.

And yet, with an inevitability only afforded to something with such wild possibilities as the internet, all conversation quickly turns to porn.

In general, older people are more concerned with the circumstances of dying than with the inevitability of it.

The country dances were determined, not vulgar, and the Rondo-Burleske grew with unstoppable propulsion, hurling up grim visions with brusque inevitability.

And he celebrates by presenting Bopara with a caught-and-bowled chance that is, with depressing inevitability, put down.

And, with dread inevitability, there's Richard Branson, who gazes heroically into the future with a noble stillness that makes him look like his own waxwork.