Sentence examples for are invariably assigned from inspiring English sources

Boys with even the most distant family connections to a particular house are invariably assigned to that house.

The modernist composer Charles Wuorinen has disputed the label "difficult," which is invariably assigned, alongside "thorny" and "serial," to much of his music.

The latter, were almost invariably assigned to four of the eight codons composed exclusively of U+G, confirming the reasoning above (Table 2).

Those assigned to Indianapolis, on the other hand, are invariably there by choice and ranked it first on their list.

His deviations are invariably diminishments.

But they are invariably political.

Great painters are invariably great technicians.

And so references are invariably good.

Lunches here are invariably leisurely.

They are invariably gun-toting rightwingers.

Big mountain days are invariably gruelling.