Sentence examples for he invariably plays from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bateman's self-diagnosis does speak to the fact that his recent career comeback, following a lull that lasted his entire 20s, has mostly taken the form of supporting roles in high-profile projects ("Juno," "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," "Hancock") and ensemble comedic work in which he invariably plays a relatively muted straight-man role.

He invariably plays with fierce concentration and unbridled passion.

The report also stated: "That he should have done all this is the more astonishing from the fact that he invariably plays in glasses.

Crawford's obituary in The Times described him as one of the best young players to play cricket in England and said: "Although he invariably played in glasses, he was a most attractive player to watch, an aggressive hitter of the ball and a dangerous medium-paced bowler".

Throughout spring training, on days when Santana started, he would invariably play down his role by repeating this mantra: he was not going to do anything crazy, he was only there to pitch.

Above all, he gave them the most precious thing a dancer can offer: he gave them his time, dancing with his young dancers all around the world -- including China, Russia and Japan -- where they invariably played to wildly enthusiastic packed houses.

As the season progressed, they invariably played only three of their youngsters (Nicky Butt, one of the Nevilles and David Beckham).

But as the killing drags on with some 10,000 dead, the situation invariably plays into the developing presidential campaign.

Angus, the eldest, is always at loggerheads with Alistair, the youngest, while Alan, with glasses, invariably plays pig-in-the-middle.

I really can't get on with Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy, which is a shame since any student who plays me Schubert almost invariably plays that.

Phillips is ranked No2 in the world BMX rankings and should finish on the podium, albeit in a discipline where luck invariably plays a significant role.