Sentence examples for invariably no from inspiring English sources
The answer, invariably: No.
Asked if they would rather have peacekeeping troops of another nationality, the answer is invariably "no".
This doesn't offend me because there's invariably no malice behind the comments.
His answer is invariably no, but one thing he has learned about the supercentenarians is that most are religious.
When I then ask if they systematically invest in making their employees happier, healthier and more fulfilled, the answer is almost invariably no.
Invariably, no matter how cute the baby at the next table is, that same baby will be crying, banging the table with a spoon, and dropping food before my meal is over.
The answer will almost invariably be no.
"The answer to that will invariably be no, and nobody will be suggesting that we do".
And if one is lost, as it invariably is, no biggie.
When people ask whether the gallery is hurting because of the economy, his answer, almost invariably, is no.
They invariably said no — and looked so reproachfully at me for doubting democracy that I sometimes retreated in embarrassment.
