Sentence examples for he invariably returns from inspiring English sources

Addressing the throngs who mob him everywhere, he invariably returns to the Koran and his belief that the prophet's teachings rested, at base, on the need for dialogue and consent among the governed.

Perhaps the most amazing aspect of these monologues is that, no matter how long and labyrinthine the digressions that crop up along the way, he invariably returns sooner or later to the primary subject of his discourse, and everything turns out to have been relevant.

But she invariably returns to the daily beat.

But the reprieve is short-lived, and work invariably returns early Monday.

"Tell No One" jumps all over the place but invariably returns to Alex's need for his wife, who, it turns out, was involved in relationships years ago that he didn't understand.

Glasgow is a city, like the rest of Scotland, convulsed by the independence question; whether charmed by the Games or irritated by its transport inconveniences and expense, the conversation of locals invariably returns to the issue.

Still, he said, state veterinarians sent to inspect Tony invariably returned with reports of good health.

I invariably return to a sharp knife.

Both Hippocrates and Geyelin discovered that once fasting was over, the seizures invariably returned.

Even so, the cancer cells invariably return, evolving in such a way that they no longer respond to treatment.

A30 VOTERS' VOICES -- Conversations across the nation invariably returned to vote counting and court actions as voters reflected on the marathon presidential election.