Sentence examples for almost invariably do from inspiring English sources

But Hawthorn remained, as they almost invariably do, coolly disciplined.

In some cases, cab owners receive a cut, although drivers almost invariably do not.

You don't feel that she's putting on a performance, as you almost invariably do with interviewees: there's nothing you have to get underneath.

The slogan is unintelligible save as an expression of and incitement to engaging in such critiques; it can scarcely be rejected without first misquoting it, as Hart and those who employ his argument almost invariably do, averting their gaze from the slogan's first predicate and implied assertion: that the unjust rule in question is a rule of law.

And settle they almost invariably did.

Anti-Zionism, on the other hand – the repudiation of Israel's right to exist – almost invariably does.

The economy almost invariably does better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones: growth is higher, unemployment and the deficit are lower.

Capitalists don't do this because they are greedy or cruel (though one could describe their behavior that way, as Marx almost invariably did).

Within the transference, of course, the patient may (and almost invariably does) wallow in his sense of injury and deprivation, rejection and outrage.

It may be exciting to dream about a revitalized West Side anchored by a huge, overpriced and overdesigned stadium, but public investment for stadium projects almost invariably does not pay off in community economic benefits.

Mr. Boulez avoids sentimentality in Mahler's music, applying an intense focus and logic to the score and letting sentiment take care of itself, as, in a detailed reading of Mahler's meticulous scoring, it almost invariably does.