Sentence examples similar to invariably resilient from inspiring English sources
Her roles were invariably lively wives or resilient widows.
They destroy bridges, roads and buildings; but if a country has enough capital or can attract sufficient foreign funds to rebuild, the replacement infrastructure is almost invariably better and more resilient.
For their part Italy came here as reliably gristly tournament opponents, a nation that come the real thing will invariably spring back into that elegantly resilient shape like a perfectly rumpled vintage calfskin jacket.
This inescapable paradox makes living sense of works that, whether drawn or carved or beaded or feathered, invariably broadcast qualities of painstaking, economical craft and jolts of resilient pride.
The present method totally obviates the use of resilient oxides and of carbonate and nitrates precursors, which are invariably the source of environmental pollutants such as CO2 and NOx.
Success invariably breeds overconfidence.
Maintenance is invariably slapdash.
