Sentence examples for invariably decent from inspiring English sources

One of the bedrock rules of political life is never to blame the American people: we are invariably decent, generous, hard-working, wise and, always, better than the people who govern us.

Bluebird is almost invariably playing Donna Summer and serves decent cocktails.

The rare decent performances have almost invariably been followed by another slump, and the squad has been horribly dependent on a small group of proven performers.

And how could he not also raise the question of why those who end up on death row are invariably those who can't afford a decent lawyer?

Invariably the nightmarish reps never got the nightmarish customers any more than the decent reps got the decent customers.

The more relevant comparisons regarding New York metropolitan quarterbacks — and head coaches — are those that will invariably affect the environment around teams and players operating within one decent spiral of each other.

Almost invariably, they want to know why a man they know to be decent, thoughtful and funny -- they always say funny -- is so often drawn as not even quite human.

Success invariably breeds overconfidence.

Maintenance is invariably slapdash.

Bauer invariably chooses coercion.

The answer, invariably: No.