Sentence examples for almost invariably served from inspiring English sources

Before modern democracy, the state almost invariably served the interests of producers and sellers of services.

In Emilia-Romagna, ragù's place of origin (and one of the regions of Italy where cuisine reaches its apex), it is almost invariably served over fresh egg pasta.

My new fridge is, however, marvellous at bringing down the temperature of reds, which, unless you're lucky enough to have a proper wine cellar, are almost invariably served too warm.

"Do you mean old school or new school, retro or nouveau?" Old school burgers - pure ground beef, a slice of American or cheddar, lettuce and tomato on a sesame bun - is a completely different creature from the new school variety, almost invariably served on a brioche bun with some obscure cheese and creative seasoning mixed in with the chuck.

We noted that "product design almost invariably serves purposes other than source identification". Id., at 213.

Some would-be censors believe that men cannot control themselves in the presence of a nude female dancer in a theatrical setting, and that therefore the sight of her almost invariably serves to instigate crime.

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

Textbooks almost invariably do not.

Regular services along the coast have invariably served Eastbourne.

Bluebird is almost invariably playing Donna Summer and serves decent cocktails.

Almost invariably the answer is no.