Sentence examples for invariably saw from inspiring English sources
At the start of the space age, visionaries invariably saw outposts in earth orbit as jumping-off points.
Though incapable of lying, Carlyle was completely unreliable as an observer, since he invariably saw what he had decided in advance that he ought to see.
Seeing the works themselves revealed exactly what had been lost, though I invariably saw it the other way around, with the painting as an expanded version of the Penguin original.
With the radical far right, however, using outsiders became a favored technique because the militants invariably saw the FBI as shock troops for a tyrannical government that wanted them dead and needed a go-between to be induced to think otherwise.
Russell, who invariably saw himself as a victim of the media, refused to attend the ceremony when his #6 jersey was retired in 1972, or his induction into the Hall of Fame in 1975.
For one thing, the film is viewed through the eyes of its simple-minded protagonist, someone who invariably saw the world in stark black and white and was probably confused by the moral complexity of his time.
Thus a circular saw is invariably installed because its advantages are so obvious.
The thin-strip saws are used in a variety of arrangements for both hand and machine operation, while circular, or disk, saws are invariably machine powered.
I have, on occasion, attended exhibitions in which an annoying string quartet has sawn away in a corner, but they've invariably been the kinds of event at which one spends more time looking at one's shoes, and staring into the bottom of a glass, than concentrating on the art.
