Sentence examples for invariable response from inspiring English sources

"Like Obama!" is the invariable response.

Stoical endurance seems to have been the almost invariable response to emotional attrition, financial hardship and moral stigma.

His invariable response: "It's not for sale at any reasonable price".

Whenever I tell people that I work for an environment charity their invariable response is to launch into a detailed description of their recycling habits.

He recalls, for instance, how Ike reacted to the news of Pearl Harbor by making some vegetable soup -- his invariable response to periods of "excessive stress".

But when I point out (in my American accent) that I'm an immigrant the invariable response is "I don't mean you".

Epidermal hyperplasia is an invariable homeostatic response to a failure of barrier function (23).

The invariable answer: by tightening the screws on the debtors.

However, B cells that participate in OCB production likely represent a well-established and temporally invariable intrathecal immune response.

Although the word stereotyped is used in the above definition, this does not mean that the reflex response is invariable and unchangeable.

This, for many years, was the band's standard response to the invariable questions it received about its unpopular popularity.