Sentence examples for he almost invariably from inspiring English sources

He almost invariably improvises.

When President Obama greets African-Americans who broke barriers, he almost invariably uses the same line.

To earn his living, he worked as a free-lance journalist in Stockholm, as well as at other jobs that he almost invariably lost.

Bethmann's domestic policies were mildly liberal for their time and place, but he almost invariably yielded to persons more extreme and more forceful than himself.

He almost invariably writes about the unmoneyed, the unfashionable, the desperate and the disturbed, and sets his plays in low-rent or squalid climes.

And it's not just that he almost invariably brings something fresh and provocative to the conventional wisdom about those various apocalyptic events.

In the case of one of these stars, he offered an unusual arrangement: Robert Silverberg could write whatever he wished and Pohl promised that he would almost invariably buy it.

Still, when he sat down to write, he would almost invariably have a small mountain of books close at hand just in case.

Vinton told me that Miller spends less time on inspection than any other racer; he is almost invariably the first to reach the bottom.

Lord Norwich's verdict: that "whatever liberties Shakespeare might take with strict historical truth, in the essentials he was almost invariably right".

The elegant master was appearing at the Barbican in the trio format (with James Cammack on bass and James Johnson on drums) he has almost invariably used down the years.