Sentence examples for described invariably from inspiring English sources
Many of their concerns relate to what is described invariably as "duplication" with existing workplace and anti-corruption processes.
The more Greenfield insists that the people she describes – invariably less fortunate than herself – are defective or antisocial, the more she appears so herself.
Interestingly, the ultra-high permeances described are invariably measured for flat sheet membranes, in highly dilute systems.
I should have pointed out that the Bennett Pattern described above invariably ends with Bennett describing the situation as "illustrative".
Functional studies in mice, such as that described here, invariably involve loss-of-function alleles generated by gene targeting.
Ontiveros was invariably described as rotund, frightened yet game.
The actor is invariably described as a "practising Catholic".
But black quarterbacks were invariably described as "natural athletes".
Highly resistant to chemotherapy, myeloma is invariably described as "deadly".
In popular accounts, they are almost invariably described as "panics".
He is invariably described (often by himself) as "cerebral".
