Sentence examples for discussion invariably from inspiring English sources

In conversations over the last several months with chief executives and other business leaders, the discussion invariably turns to the presidential election.

In trying to grapple with what my dance is becoming, the discussion invariably ambles into vagueness wherein terms like pure dance and abstraction are thrown about and ultimately discarded as inadequate.

When we talk about the impact of climate change in Antarctica, the discussion invariably turns to the implications of the melting polar ice caps for rising sea levels.

When you sit around with family, the discussion invariably turns to the past.

During formal employee evaluations, discussions invariably focus on "opportunities for improvement," even if the overall evaluation is laudatory.

He recalled Booker telling inspirational stories about his family during abstract class discussions, invariably ending with a point about social justice.

Five former directors of central intelligence have spoken to me, mostly "on background". Not one of these interviewees, to my knowledge, was taken to the woodshed, though our discussions invariably touched on classified territory.

These discussions invariably degenerated into analyses of which side needed the bridge more desperately to escape its own inadequacies, all of which fed stereotypes going back nearly as far as the ice age, which originally separated the two countries.

This discussion section invariably led to candid debates between ED92a participants concerning undergraduate science education at Brandeis and generalized opinions of science education across their diverse experiences.

The word "hipster" invariably crops up in discussions about American film-maker Jim Jarmusch, not least because he looks the part.

However often the topic shifted in a 75-minute discussion, the talk invariably came back to making discs.