Sentence examples for invariably prevail from inspiring English sources

Contemporary witches and dystopian fantasies are, in some views, a corrective to the childhood notion that the good and the fair will invariably prevail.

The N.C.A.A. tournament is not like the N.B.A. playoffs, the World Series or the Stanley Cup playoffs, in which the strong invariably prevail.

Superheroes (almost) invariably prevail, when they do prevail, with unique powers.

During the first four years of the Bush administration, whenever inconvenient facts and ideology clashed, ideology invariably prevailed.

Through wide-ranging studies on slum clearance, city-centre redevelopment, major infrastructure projects and countryside protection, Patrick showed how the philosophy of private property protection tended to prevail over the advancement of public interest and how the aim of promoting public participation was invariably marginalised.

You prevail".

Inefficiencies prevail.

Lou and Butch prevail.

– prevail next week.

Three approaches prevail: there's sarcastic mockery, as in The Devil Wears Prada; there's campy revelling in its silliness, as in Fashion Babylon; and there's po-faced solemnity, as in pretty much any fashion designer's biography, which will almost invariably include a line such as, "His handling of the sleeve caused grown women to weep".

prevail over environmental factors.