Sentence examples for yet inevitably from inspiring English sources
And yet, inevitably, you forget.
Yet, inevitably, both are grumbling about the plan.
Yet inevitably his wife, Justine Thornton, is to be wheeled in to resuscitate the wilting leader.
Yet inevitably the focus will be on one man: De Villiers.
And yet inevitably, survivors cannot help wondering how God's hand might have directed events differently.
Yet inevitably, the handiest measure of Mr. Gockley's spirit of enterprise is his tally of new operas.
Yet, perhaps inevitably, this equality has a double edge.
And yet this inevitably strikes a protesting-too-much tone.
Yet, perhaps inevitably, the most watchable participants are the bad apples.
Implausibly yet also inevitably, Cooking With Fernet Branca ended with Marta taking a scandalised Gerald to bed.
Yet this inevitably requires longer lead times and higher transportation costs than sourcing goods locally – and Africans lose out on the work.
