Sentence examples for invariably offers from inspiring English sources

This ensemble, conducted by George Rothman, invariably offers interesting repertory in solid performances.

The board takes months to handle complaints and invariably offers to repair, but not replace, a faulty car, Mr. Abrams said.

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In this way, Krotoszynski suggests, the pragmatic formalist avoids the pitfalls most commonly associated with straightforward formalism and straightforward functionalism: "Strict formalism presupposes that the text invariably offers clear answers, despite the fact that this is not always so.

To its captive and impressionable audience, it invariably offers the soft sell of leadership training and career opportunity, never mentioning the purpose of the military--to kill or maim.

Pressed, sometimes intensely, on those positions, the nominee invariably offered politely deferential, affable answers in which he thanked Democratic senators for offering their "perspective," pledged to keep an open mind, but gave no hint at retreat.

Unsurprisingly, private landlords invariably offer the latter.

But that may be partly because they are invariably offered less training than younger ones.

Even now I find myself lurching for the pen that is invariably offered to me so that I can sign.

Rhythmic freedom accounted for much of this effect: Mr. Lupu's rubato yielded a sense of deeply felt inner exploration, and if phrasing was sometimes quirky, it invariably offered unusual but convincing ways of looking at this overfamiliar music.

SEE THE THIRD ROOM FIRST It's anyone's guess why the first room that check-in clerks invariably offer is the cubbyhole with a romantic view of the air handling system.