ineluctable การใช้

• What is not in question is the ineluctable nature of the trend.
• It also signifies the convergence of two ineluctable restaurant trends.
• But helping New Yorkers take care of nature's ineluctable call?
• You are framing sentences in ways that reach ineluctable conclusions.
• He was dogged by an ineluctable sorrow, the feeling always of being an outsider.
• What the summons is like is a thing more ineluctable than scent or any quarry.
• It's not difficult to recall all the Asian hotspots where conflict still seems ineluctable.
• Again simple statement; ineluctable conclusion.
• This is as true for history as it is for personal recollection : forgetting is ineluctable.
• For Eprile, truth is ineluctable, but that doesn't mean it makes you free.
• Each addition had its own story and became an ineluctable part of the classroom's corner library.
• Whether The Agreement succeeds or eventually fails, Ireland is no longer in the grip of ineluctable conflict.
• While disguised as history, the premise of such comments was an ineluctable " Balkan savagery ."
• Santa has become the latest symbol of the ineluctable creep of American popular culture and commerce around the world.
• It is a black hole of a piece : 9 minutes 24 seconds of frightening density squeezed together in ineluctable symmetry.
• Despite the simplicity of the idea of ineluctable progress, it is not the best hook for teaching history to children.
• If history is made by men, and not just ineluctable forces, then Slobodan Milosevic can claim a starring role.
• The answer comes down to an ineluctable truth : The more food people are served, the more they will eat.
• She had plenty that showed Hurley sailing, but none showing that ineluctable quality of hotness _ sexiness, if you will.
• And watching these films, one is constantly aware of the ineluctable dictates under which these characters play out their personal dramas.