Sentence examples for invariably life from inspiring English sources

The lack of correspondence between illness and mortality rate in relation to age belies the common views that direct pathologic effects of the virus were independently and invariably life threatening and that the usual clinical course after infection was rapid deterioration of respiratory function terminating in death.

A judgement of a sporting contest is invariably for life, not just for Christmas.

In the mix of blessing and burden that invariably accompanies life as a Kennedy, the congressman has perhaps had more burden than most.

One of those films that certain critics, for lack of two better words, invariably call "life affirming," it aims to uplift society with all the subtlety of a professional wrestler hoisting his opponent into an airplane spin.

By the same token, "aging" due to molecular damage will not manifest itself, if aging due to hyperfunction invariably limits life span [ 122].

The attitude was "wait and see" because the diagnosis of "autism" invariably meant life-long severe disability, not the "spectrum" we recognize today.

Mapping the topography of a person's life invariably meanders to their diversions and individual tastes.

Discussion of one's spiritual life invariably taps into our deepest fears, generally revolving around isolation, death and the afterlife.

Some concluding details on Paulette: "She enjoyed a full social life, invariably dressed by Balenciaga, and turned down numerous proposals of marriage.

Yet as the disagreements over her funeral arrangements vividly demonstrate, Mrs. Thatcher is dividing and polarizing opinion as much in death as she invariably did in life.

Katanchel's rich bird life invariably provided a soundtrack to our leisurely explorations (and made an effective early-morning wake-up call).