Sentence examples for invariably rooted from inspiring English sources

From the Warsaw uprisings to the solidarity strikes, Wajda's best work was invariably rooted in social and political issues.

Though Mr. Achebe spent his later decades teaching at American universities, most recently at Brown, his writings — novels, stories, poems, essays and memoirs — were almost invariably rooted in the countryside and cities of his native Nigeria.

Indisponibilité can manifest itself in any number of ways; however, "unavailability is invariably rooted in some measure of alienation" (Marcel 1995, p. 40).

As Australia's other specialist bowlers were Lindwall, McCool, Johnson and Doug Ring, all of whom made centuries and more than 18 fifties each during their first-class career, Toshack and Johnston were invariably rooted at the bottom of the order.

It was equally unnerving when Mario returned with nothing, because, with no distractions, he invariably started rooting around in the trash.

Almost invariably, nodal roots of waterlogged plants lacked root hairs (visual observation; Fig. 2).

When people ask me what team I like, Cubs or White Sox, I invariably say that I root for both, which invariably makes me look like a complete wimp.

Secondly, windthrown individuals invariably had roots attached to the base of the trunk, irrespective of the 'time since death'.

Since the original plant communities were mostly perennial and deep rooted, the model for sustainable agriculture and landscape water management invariably includes deep rooted trees.

The answer, invariably yes, has everything to do with Hunter's tight, taut compositions, which are rooted in American soul music without being bound to it.

The rush to hold elections invariably favors the existing social and/or political groups that are the most organized, disciplined, and rooted in society.