Sentence examples for invariably seemed from inspiring English sources

Magically, he could set up an exercise or improvisation in such a way that students invariably seemed to do their best work in his presence.

On film she has brilliantly elucidated the inner conflict in passive women ("The Hours," "Far From Heaven"), but has invariably seemed less authoritative in action roles ("Hannibal," "Jurassic Park: The Lost World").

But the climate-control system required a little patience, as the "auto" settings invariably seemed to be blowing far too much air into the cabin or none at all.

Then again, short hair invariably seems weird in a Hollywood where flowing locks are the norm.

Political names almost invariably seem to have negative, if any, effects.

When 007 breaks into an enemy command center, he invariably seems to know which buttons to press.

To me, on my birthday, these well-wishes invariably seem like a surfeit of good will beamed at me from the universe itself.

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Performers engaged by Bard invariably seem energized by the prospect of extending beyond canonical routine, and by an audience that comes prepared with open ears and open minds.

Microsoft's Xbox One finished its first weekend on sale, sticking closely to the script that the release of new video game consoles invariably seem to follow.

He's a sweet, lovable child who, quite regularly, says or does something we can't explain to other people — something that will invariably seem kind of weird.