Sentence examples for invariably amusing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wegman made his reputation in the early 1970s as a pioneering if invariably amusing and accessible multimedia artist of the Conceptual kind.
And although the themes are self-explanatory, copious notes are provided, and Mr. Blier adds further commentary, invariably amusing and often illuminating.
VS Pritchett judged Gross "a very wise man"; Angus Wilson called him "invariably amusing, interesting and informative"; Cyril Connolly considered it "an important book"; and Norman Shrapnel remarked that "Mr Gross is one good argument for the survival of the species".
Incomprehension is invariably comical.
She finds it amusing that she is praised for her great beauty, which is almost invariably described as "luminous" or "incandescent".
Success invariably breeds overconfidence.
Kirby's amusing stick drawings of a mum coping with "hellidays" and parenting on a permanent hangover are phenomenally popular: her Facebook posts invariably get shared more than 500,000 times.
