Photograph: Elena Seibert/Corbis When the world speaks with one voice, it almost invariably gets it wrong.
It looks as if he just sticks his racket out, but he invariably gets it back into play and deep enough to allow him to dominate.
Doug Naismith, managing director of European personal investments at Fidelity, the UK's biggest fund manager, says investors who try to second-guess stock market movements invariably get it wrong - whether they're professionals or amateurs.
The rebels asked for more and more from their leader on their various pet subjects and caused trouble until they got it, which invariably they did.
In fact, if anyone had bothered to analyse it, his teams had invariably got worse after his departure, not better.
When his mother pushed him out of the house, he recalled, he invariably got no farther than the front stoop.
When I brought the matter up to other parents, I invariably got the answer "Your daughter is too sensitive".
Court cases reveal that courtesans installed classy formal beds in their appartements d'amour, but invariably got down to business on a couch.
(He is a demanding, accomplished cook; when he was playing, he invariably got his own meals at home when he returned from road trips and road cooking).
An officer of the 27th Regiment, Fifth Division, called Purple Heart Louis, a high, broad, hulking man, invariably got hit in combat.
