Sentence examples for invariably return from inspiring English sources

I invariably return to a sharp knife.

Even so, the cancer cells invariably return, evolving in such a way that they no longer respond to treatment.

While there is a continent of social and cultural knowledge, the narrative is never buried beneath it, and meandering tributaries that appear to be trickling nowhere invariably return to the main flow.

In opposition he would leave the shadow cabinet corridor to see the party leader apparently determined to stick to his guns yet almost invariably return with his guns spiked or captured.

FIRST-TIME travelers to the Old World invariably return with tales of all the history they absorbed: famous battlefields, grand old homes, quaint towns, museums filled with well-preserved artifacts.

The snapshots we make to capture fresh experiences are the ones we invariably return to later, to balance what life once was against what fate ultimately had in store for us.

But she invariably returns to the daily beat.

Both Hippocrates and Geyelin discovered that once fasting was over, the seizures invariably returned.

Still, he said, state veterinarians sent to inspect Tony invariably returned with reports of good health.

But the reprieve is short-lived, and work invariably returns early Monday.

A30 VOTERS' VOICES -- Conversations across the nation invariably returned to vote counting and court actions as voters reflected on the marathon presidential election.