Indeed, the juxtapositions of old and new in his music often seem inevitable outgrowths of each other.

Such surreptiously obtained photographs are a far cry from the "official" images purveyed by Beaton, but they are perhaps an inevitable outgrowth of his activity.

With "Beauty Queen," on the other hand, nearly everything feels organic, an inevitable outgrowth of character and environment.

It is the natural, the inevitable outgrowth of a social order in which automobiles are rented, dolls traded in, and dresses discarded after one-time use.

Some sociologists say that Zealotry is an inevitable outgrowth of a society that has had no serious conflict for so long it has utterly forgotten what horrors it leads to.

And the second act, which winds up with Song and Gallimard's separate and amazing transformations, provide stunning moments of high theater, rather than the inevitable outgrowth of developed ideas.

All of this is perhaps the inevitable outgrowth of a culture blissed out on St. John's wort and mesmerized by Andrew Weil.

It's rarely noted that the civil rights movement of the 1950's and 60's was a direct, even inevitable, outgrowth of World War II.

Mr. Longanecker of the Education Department said the shift was an inevitable and positive outgrowth of evolving public policy.

The industry is bitterly opposed to price controls or other restraints on profits, which it fears would be an inevitable outgrowth of adding a drug benefit to the traditional Medicare program.