Sentence examples for invariably attracts from inspiring English sources

Such an event invariably attracts a few tourists.

The solar eclipse bathing festival at Kurukshetra invariably attracts hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from various parts of India.

(David Rooney) 'The Cherry Orchard' (in previews; opens on Sunday) Classic Stage Company invariably attracts top-tier actors to its idiosyncratic productions of Chekhov.

After signing up for the event on Facebook, we meet at the flagship Nike store on the Champs-Élysées, where the group invariably attracts the curious looks of passers-by — and understandably so.

Although as his latest play, "The Anarchist," amply proved, Mr. Mamet seems to be writing on fumes these days — when's he's not merely fuming — his inferior new work invariably attracts producers and stars and lands a Broadway berth.

Slaughter of innocent victims on a mass scale for no apparent reason, whether it takes place in the US, Norway or Britain, invariably attracts massive coverage, though usually of a crude and superficial kind.

Quins invariably attract attention and generate strong feelings from rugby fans.

The water bikes that glide along the river here invariably attract a good amount of attention.

And it is rarely a winning strategy, because when predators raise prices again, they invariably attract new competitors.

But as those players develop, they invariably attract interest from European clubs, who face no salary-cap issues.

Stage monarchs invariably attract our sympathy, whether they are mad, like Alan Bennett's George III, or dethroned, like Mike Bartlett's Charles III.