Sentence examples for invariably reflected from inspiring English sources

Land use changes associated with urbanization in the watershed are invariably reflected in the stream flow regime.

Private collections invariably reflect their owners' tastes.

Across America, politicians invariably reflect the views of their richest constituents.

"The direction of government taken by either Republicans or Democrats invariably reflects public opinion, which always includes the 'average voters.' ".

It also skews political power, because policy almost invariably reflects the views of upper-income Americans versus those of lower-income Americans.

Many mythologies describe journeys to the underworld; they invariably reflect the fear felt for the grim experience that was believed to await the dead.

The accusations of high-level Iraqi government involvement in sanctions-busting have roiled Iraqi politics and invariably reflect on Mr. Maliki, since many Iraqi officials now say that he has taken effective control of the Iraqi central bank, which is nominally independent.

Moreover, Diavolo Dance Theater invariably reflects Mr. Heim's idea of being "an urban person -- one who loves the movement of the city, the patterns of the people and seeing that everyone's heads are in the air, so to speak, that we're all struggling with identity confusion to one degree or other, over and over, as part of a weird cycle of ongoing change".

(I'm generally wary of comparing shows of contemporary art — like biennials — to shows based on permanent collections, since permanent collections invariably reflect the mores of earlier eras).

For restaurants to pay servers a similar wage, they would have to guarantee hours and pay them a much higher rate than they do, which customers would invariably see reflected in the cost of dining; you'd still pay the same amount or possibly higher, but you wouldn't see if directly coming out of your wallet in the same way.

The residual level of proliferation after any of these treatments was invariably low, reflected in the post-treatment mean index levels (Table 2).