Sentence examples for has invariably backed from inspiring English sources

It has continued to work behind the scenes to manipulate foreign and security policy but has invariably backed off when resistance got tough.

This type of bipolar invariably comes to light after some famous person has behaved badly.

Previous ones have invariably backed northern Cyprus to the hilt, for patriotic and strategic reasons.

Paradoxically, for many British novelists, writing about "the way we live now" has invariably meant reaching back into the past so we are allowed to see that odd, singular individuals are acting from motives that have some larger significance.

Alongside him, Dorrans has invariably flattered to deceive but resurrected his career under Neil during a loan spell in the back end of last season.

His reaction to opposition has invariably been a violent one".

But the over-all verdict has invariably been favorable.

So far, the party has invariably sided with the unions.

Yen strength has invariably meant stock weakness.

That conversation has invariably spilled into the presidential primaries.

The left distributed a booklet with a fairly vague set of proposals, but when Mr Rutelli has tried to promote them on trips across Italy, journalists have invariably dragged him back into yet another bout of personal exchanges with Mr Berlusconi, who has refused to hold a proper debate with him, on television or elsewhere.