Sentence examples for invariably question from inspiring English sources

Following any terrorist attack, expatriates and their loved ones elsewhere invariably question what draws them to Saudi Arabia.

At the same time, spending panels invariably question any large spending increases or cuts proposed by the White House, especially when money is scarce.

Our star awards could be misleading because the differences we noted were invariably questions of style rather than quality.

A frightened public demanded solutions to the city's growing problems, and invariably questioned Mr. Koch and his runoff opponent, Mario M. Cuomo, about the death penalty, which is not even a city matter.

That was, invariably, the question that reasonable conservatives asked before, and even just after, Trump's election.

So now when I see people there's so much to talk about, and yet, invariably, the question I receive the most is: How's married life?

In discussions of this nature, invariably the question is raised: "What do you propose as an alternative" There are two points to be made in addressing this question.

The players invariably routed questions of their future plans to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

But discussions about cosmetic surgery are rarely limited to such practical considerations; they invariably involve questions of morality.

As Mr. Liu travels the city — he estimates that he spends half his time on the road — he is shadowed, invariably, by questions.

Speaking up for our values around the world invariably raises questions of hypocrisy and inconsistency, but it's better to be an inconsistent advocate of democracy and human rights than to be a consistent advocate of nothing.