inexorableness

If the performance lacked inexorableness, this was still essentially strong work.

As though he had already begun to search for the solution that would deny the inexorableness of war with the Romulans.

He showed up in the spring and with a crazy inexorableness began showing up late in games for the Braves when they meant the most.

The hard-driving finale made up in inexorableness what it lacked in sweep and warmth.

The inexorableness of the Sabbath was almost palpable, waiting just round the corner, to slap up grills and padlock doors.

In the "Dance of the Adolescents," with its pile-driver rhythms and slashing accents, he brought organic weight and inexorableness to the music.

With its deliberate pace, thick-textured sound, primordial stirrings and heaving chordal shifts, the music might have sunk into self-conscious inexorableness.

At last he was at the center of the republic's stage, and he would never again leave it, Blaise thought, suddenly conscious of history's peculiar inexorableness.

Strained as is Mr. Glowacki's analogy to Sophocles, Anita must embody the inexorableness of true will; Ms. Mauceri does not.