Sentence examples for invariably giving from inspiring English sources

"You guys just aged to the point of going into a nursing home," she said, as participants made the last hard choice, invariably giving up contact with their children.

But the bigger picture invariably gives way to intramural issues.

And they invariably give sharp performances under the direction of Kay Cummings and Cherylyn Lavagnino.

His audience appears to appreciate it, because at the end of the show he is invariably given sweets.

The truth is that the quality of Americanness, that thing the kids invariably give voice to, will always come out".

They are invariably given gratis to select practitioners who invariably give glowing reports, and are not necessarily given to dental schools or serious independent research facilities that would examine their efficacy.

Successive Palestinian crackdowns on Hamas and other militants invariably gave way to deals, pledges of forgiveness and rounds of kisses.

Moments of contemplation invariably give way to ominous pulsations and, eventually, to dissonances that can only portend a grand clash.

The same characters and incidents that featured in The King's Speech are shown here but are invariably given a very different interpretation.

Although my sister and I were invariably given the biggest and best morsels, we experienced our family meals as a means of parental oppression.

Official monitoring posts almost invariably give lower readings than hand-held Geiger counters, the result of a deliberate strategy of misinformation, say critics.