Sentence examples for has invariably proved from inspiring English sources

But the only thing more dangerous for the Democrats than Bush Lite is McGovern Extra Strength.Tyger tyger, burning the rightLiberal populism has invariably proved to be a disaster for the Democrats.

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

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

But the over-all verdict has invariably been favorable.

Yen strength has invariably meant stock weakness.

The design of these wedges has invariably been based on extensive experimentation.

That conversation has invariably spilled into the presidential primaries.

She could find lost articles by divination, could describe the dress and demeanor of some friend or relative in some distant city, and subsequent checking invariably proved her to have been right.

For this reason, superior cultures have invariably used sports as a proving ground for manly endeavor.

Such "progress" has, over the years, invariably proven "fragile" and "reversible," to use the weasel words of General David Petraeus who oversaw the Afghan "surge" of 2010-2011 under President Obama.

The idea that "one last heave" can deliver a military victory invariably proves to have been a delusion.