Meanings of come inevitably in English

For, from such generous deeds, the voice does, and will come inevitably, "Go, and do likewise."

Or we think things would have come inevitably which their personal efforts, it will be found, were responsible for establishing.

They come inevitably as the alarm clock; when the hands of circumstance touch the hour, the bromidic remark will surely go off.

Moreover, I was prey to that depression and lack of confidence in myself, which come inevitably as the corollary of utter weariness.

But with this change in condition comes inevitably adaptations to the change.

Back in a circle she came inevitably to her suspension.

But the revulsion of feeling comes inevitably.

Such mania as drives a lawless comet comes inevitably upon all who ride with such space-defying speed.

With the freedom of the street comes inevitably a free access to the platform, the tribunal, and the pulpit.

In getting together material necessary for the work, numbers of interesting facts concerning other families came inevitably to light.

The name of Theodora shone in the records of the laboratory and so came inevitably to Dr. Montague's attention.

The end comes fast to meet me-comesinevitably, as the light of the last morning came at Limmeridge House.

To every role he brought joy and interest and enthusiasm, and the night came inevitably that saw his name in electric letters.

The third stage of the reasoning process is decision, based on belief, and it comes inevitably, provided the other two processes have been performed rightly.