Sentence examples for be invariably to from inspiring English sources

"The first impulse of government functionaries seems to be, invariably, to lie," the editorial began.

The reason this happens is invariably to save money.

As an adult, Sophie was a published writer; as a child, she was invariably to be found pen in hand.

The loudest music and tallest girls are invariably to be found where the domestic manufacturers are exhibiting their wares.

The best of their young Scottish players are invariably to be found helping their SPL rivals avoid relegation.

In recent days, when the crowds have returned, it has been, invariably, to weep, and to mourn.

After every no-hitter, perfect or otherwise, the pitcher's first comment in his postgame interview is invariably to thank the fielder whose remarkable play saved his accomplishment.

The purpose of a "holiday" magazine is, invariably, to talk about gifts: those we want, those we give, those we dream about in abstract and lustful ways.

When asked why one would bring a weapon to such a function, the reply was invariably to the effect: Because I have a right to do so!

Knowing one's diagnosis might appear to be of little value if the outcome is assumed to be invariably negative.

In patients with obesity or type 2 diabetes, systemic GC concentrations seem to be invariably normal.