Sentence examples for invariably lively from inspiring English sources

Her roles were invariably lively wives or resilient widows.

"Almost invariably lively and entertaining," Phillips's essays "are directed as well toward instructing their audience," Steven Marcus said in these pages in 2000.

Such border crossings are common inside the pages of Film Comment, a citadel of intellectually committed, aesthetically adventurous, sometimes prickly, sometimes maddening, sometimes baffling, if invariably lively and passionate cinephilia that is published bimonthly by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

Mentioning Friedrich to a serious painter invariably sparks lively talk, pro or con.

"That's how I feel every morning!" Alemani laughed, though she is invariably so lively and cheerful that I didn't believe it.

One scenario in terms of which (xiii) can be understood is where Lambert is invariably a lively contributor to any seminar he attends.

These are lively affairs which invariably involve firecrackers and flower-covered floats broadcasting traditional music.

With more than 50 features crammed into two weeks, it is one of the few festivals in the world that refuses to draw a line between lofty art-house fare and broad popular entertainment, a refreshingly open-minded policy that invariably results in one of the liveliest lineups in town — as well as one of the hardest to encapsulate.

But these lively displays of ragging were invariably followed by silences, by rapt attention to the moments of fierce conflict and lyrical monologue.

I know the face I see in photos, too, but that can't be me, because I can feel that my face is animated and lively and the one in photos is invariably slightly cross or blurry or has one puffed-out cheek because I'm in the middle of eating.

Thighs, knees (almost invariably bent), shoulders, arms, heads, feet and pelvises all played their lively parts; when they're all in operation, they make most other dance forms look restrained.