Sentence examples for I invariably found from inspiring English sources

He occupied not just space but time: he liked working late, and when I came home evenings, I invariably found him there.

At downtown parties, I invariably found myself huddled in the corner with bearded guys in their 20s, talking about the new Fleet Foxes album or the best way to get past the velvet rope at the Box.

In the morning, I invariably found Dad at the bottom of the bed, no bedclothes, foetally curled, trying to keep warm, with the dogs stretched out slap in the middle.

Faced with the prospect of an all-inclusive dinner buffet in a Santo Domingo casino, I invariably find myself wandering outside to sample food from street vendors.

I've always loved music more than I've loved language; and because I invariably find a line of melody more compelling than a line of thought, I find listening to songs an unsatisfactory experience.

"The adjudicator did not simply find breaches of the code in every one of the schools we objected to; it invariably found further breaches beyond those we had initially identified.

Whenever I've explored this issue with instructors distressed by it, I have invariably found that the teaching method they were trying was not the real problem.

(Felder, 2011, p. 131) Whenever I've explored this issue with instructors distressed by it, I have invariably found that the teaching method they were trying was not the real problem.

Nor have I been disappointed; in this and in all other perplexing cases I have invariably found that our knowledge, imperfect though it be, of variation under domestication, afforded the best and safest clue.

My interest in the island was already piqued — I have invariably found in my travels that surfers get to the best beaches first, before mass-market tourism arrives.

"Was it only me or was there anything or anyone else who contributed to my mistake or error?" I have invariably found that people who are drowning in regret take all the responsibility for their errors or mistakes.