Sentence examples for invariably followed from inspiring English sources

A committee's recommendation is usually but not invariably followed.

The name George W. Bush invariably followed the phrase "failed policies" in Mr. Obama's speeches.

Those words are almost invariably followed by an exclamation point — or three.

Special dividends can set alarms ringing since they are not invariably followed by impressive performance.

There was a time when the word "Vietnamese" was almost invariably followed by "boat people".

One knockdown was invariably followed by another, feints setting up knockouts in exchanges that enthralled the tennis fancy.

England has had previous moments of vibrancy under Johnson, almost invariably followed by rapid reversion to grim sterility.

Mr. Parr recalled how, when he approached teams with a camera, a question about its weight invariably followed.

The elation of placing a high bid was invariably followed by the despairing realization that I was not the only e-aesthete in cyberspace.

But opinions do not invariably follow popularity.

Of course, where fashion goes, glossy magazines invariably follow.