Instead, I am invariably told, "You're the doctor, I'll go along with whatever you say".
Rereading Wynne Jones's novels as an adult, I am invariably overwhelmed with nostalgia.
"But as long as my wavelength was peaceful, I was invariably treated like clan.
"At lectures, I'm invariably asked about Aphrodite," Dr. Ratte said.
I'm invariably described as cheerful, and I think this is because I love being around people.
Witness the fact that I was invariably surprised with a doll at my father's company's Christmas parties.
Just last week, I told a friend that when I come out of a jiujitsu class I am invariably nice to everyone I meet.
Even in 1997, he could ruefully recall how "to my acute embarrassment, I was invariably billed as Life's youngest photographer".
At the beginning, I am invariably coaxed into a state of mild disapproval: the prospective parents seem too young, too naive, too unprepared.
Early in 2009, when I first broached the idea with family and friends of all of us taking over a cruise ship and renting it for our own private vacation, I was invariably greeted with a quick, two-beat reaction.
