Sentence examples for are not invariably from inspiring English sources

Cuts are not invariably catastrophic.

Although axillary odours frequently seem unpleasant, they are not invariably so.

Special dividends can set alarms ringing since they are not invariably followed by impressive performance.

It shows that nonvoters are not invariably more pro-Democratic than voters, as stereotypes suggest.

Dr. Fredman has begun referring to this notion that caregivers are not invariably beaten down by their responsibilities as the "healthy caregiver hypothesis".

Reassuringly for these outfits, a new film about Mrs Thatcher confirms that women are not, invariably, of the nurturing variety they have learned to fear.

Some people, including me, aren't invariably in a mood to relish this.

They aren't invariably great: in a recent performance at the Joyce Theater (a double bill of the 1976 "White Dance" and the premiere of "Flower Dance") they were remarkable but not marvelous.

His works aren't invariably beautiful, but they all bespeak beauty as an operating principle: the catch in consciousness when mind and body merge in a state of praise for existence, just as it is.

Statements of the form "a is F" aren't invariably positive ("so-and-so is dead"), nor are statements of the form "a isn't F" ("so-and-so isn't blind") always negative.

The Rachmaninoff score is not invariably supportive.