Quotes About Inevitable

Sorry. Accident. Couldn't be helped.

What will be will be.No one can escape fate's design.

No matter how careful we are, if we live long enough, eventually one of us will die. It is not a happy thought, but it is the truth. Such is the way of the world.

What will be will be.

No one can escape fates design.

However, Oromis and I have had centuries to reconcile ourselves with the fact that such a parting is inevitable. No matter how careful we are, if we live long enough, eventually one of us will die. It is not a happy thought, but it is the truth. Such is the way of the world.

You're angry with the Empire for treating people unfairly, a legitimate concern, but a government cannot please everyone. There will inevitably be arguments and conflicts

Forward! That is the way of our cosmos. The future is urgent, irresistible, and majestic.

The math is unavoidable: it is an inevitable property of long-lasting exponential growth that it ends up in a singularity, a point in time when a function reaches an infinite value, making anything instantly possible.

One can no more keep the mind from returning to an idea than the sea from returning to the shore.

La sua vita era ancora troppo breve, per sapere che non c'è cosa più imminente dell'impossibile, e che quanto dobbiamo sempre prevedere è l'imprevisto.

this spectre encountered the rich man in all his glory; but they did not look at each other, they passed on. This condition of things could thus last for some time. The moment this man perceives that this woman exists, while this woman does not see that this man is there, the catastrophe is inevitable.

Il est la chandelle du sépulcre. Éclairer l'ouverture inexorable, avertir de l'inévitable, pas de plus tragique ironie.

It is because revolution cannot be really conquered, and that being providential and absolutely fatal, it is always cropping up afresh

You can't stop an idea whose time has come.

It was ridiculous and embarrassing and inevitable, for it didn't matter that motherhood had kicked the hell out of her and ruined her confidence; it had also swamped her so with love that she was only half a person without her daughter.

She knew that she was making a decision she might regret, but it felt inevitable. "Nothing matters except us.

A loss is inevitable, like snow in winter. True champions learn to dance through the storm.

I won't feel. . . But that was impossible. She couldn't help feeling.

Follow me," said Karou. As if he could have done anything else.

And strangely fold the hours as the end draws near.

It was called ananke, this sensitivity to the pull of destiny.

The two are now bound inextricably. Should one die, the other will follow. No wepon in this world can wound only one of them

Character determines action," she said, slowly, at last. "That is the secret of the great novelists. They put themselves behind and within their characters, and so make us feel that every act of their personages is not only natural but even—given the conditions—inevitable.