Sentence examples for invariably lie from inspiring English sources

Patients invariably lie supine in my chair, neither my arms nor my instruments being long enough to stretch far enough the other way!" Perhaps, Mr Colley, you could come and help us with some proof reading when you've taken enough teeth out.

They will invariably lie awake at night second-guessing themselves and me.

That background invariably lies in common village roots in Pakistan or Kashmir, with ties reinforced through marriage.

Past the first agglomeration of clothing racks on the way to the food stands there invariably lies a prominent section dedicated to the sale of overpriced junk.

Some species invariably lay the same number per clutch (determinate laying), whereas in the majority the number is variable (indeterminate laying).

Pulp Fiction has most of the virtues of its genre except that peculiar passion that invariably lies behind the best of them.

When running games suffer like that, the main fault invariably lies with the offensive line, and the Giants have a young and almost entirely revamped line.

He did, however, effectively employ the demagogue's artifice, which invariably lies in crafting simplistic answers to complicated questions and creating plausible scapegoats for complicated problems.

"The first impulse of government functionaries seems to be, invariably, to lie," the editorial began.

The younger clusters serve to trace the spiral arms of the Galaxy, since they are found invariably to lie in them.

Furthermore, routine activity theory [5] suggests that criminal events are likely to occur around the regular paths taken by the offenders, which invariably will lie close to their home location, as these will be more common for their activities.