Sentence examples for invariably on the same from inspiring English sources

The answer to the question is invariably on the same level as "vandalise a bathroom and blame Brazilian armed robbers for it": we watch as Lochte bumbles through a bro-lite life of flying shot glasses, girls who wear shutter shades to nightclubs and Full And Frank Chats With Members Of His Family And Extended Family, but the whole thing seems too mechanical.

Cellmates are invariably of the same race by design.

Moreover, the same fruits would not invariably grow on the same trees, but would change: any tree could bear any fruit.

I realised early on that if I had an idea I didn't write, someone else would invariably land on the same square and do it.

Headache paroxysms were strictly unilateral and almost invariably recurred on the same side.

Indeed, according to the diagnostic criteria for CH (ICHD-II, code 3.1) the pain is unilateral; furthermore, the description paragraph states that it is "strictly unilateral" while the comments section specifies that the "pain almost invariably recurs on the same side during an individual cluster period" [1].

Populations belonging to a single lineage have different geographic origins and are invariably found on the same host plant species or group of host plant species.

Ask Bratislavans what their major beef is and one invariably receives the same answer – transport.

Whenever you asked him about the team's form in the lead-up to the tournament, the answer would invariably be the same – something on the lines of "it'll be all right on the night".

"You might have rivalry between a couple of cities in Germany or in Spain that invariably wouldn't be on the same pitch, literally.

As records of ancient cultures on the cusp of oblivion, they are unrivalled.Sir Wilfred's critics invariably sing the same chorus.