Sentence examples for invariably direct from inspiring English sources

Whenever friends ask me to rebalance their 401Ks, I invariably direct them to the most diversified, cheapest, passive funds.

When American voters throw fits, they are invariably directed against one party.

Perhaps it's the way in which that these exhortations are invariably directed at women alone, or that it is by no means ground-breaking.

The possibility of movement was so important to Mizoguchi that at the end of his career he invariably directed from a crane, even during static scenes.

This cultural nationalism, invariably directed against the English, has no illusions as to what Emerson will go on to call (quite cheerfully) "the power of lynch law, of soldiers and pirates", of bullies of every variety.

Individual analogical arguments in mathematics (such as Example 7) are almost invariably directed towards prima facie plausibility.

This is evident in the way beneficiaries are motivated by the field health workers for special campaigns where the health message is invariably directed at personal benefit.

His language is always direct, profane and eloquent, and his utterances invariably divide opinion; some find them irritating and self-promotional, but the majority laud him for speaking truth to power.

They're also invariably outwardly directed ("Bless 'em," she says with believable habit) and often accompanied by and obscured by hiccups of laughs and giggles.

And while it's everywhere on Twitter, search major news sites for cockwomble and, aside from a mention in (of course) the Spectator, you'll invariably be directed below the line.

Age and race also play a key role (and invariably have a direct bearing on shape and size, in turn).