Sentence examples for invariably superb from inspiring English sources
The lobsters were invariably superb, and Ingrid's enthusiasm and energy in both her lines of work were a joy to behold.
That would give a good skier long enough to take in most if not all of the best pisted runs in either area, including glacier descents from Les Arcs' Aiguille Rouge at 3,226m or the Bellecote above La Plagne at nearly 3,417m, where conditions are invariably superb.
France flapped its wings a bit with dishes like a succulent free-range poularde with creamy lentils, lardons, beets and jus (not to mention a cheese course that's almost invariably French), but the superb grand finale, a spiced pumpkin cheesecake by the talented pastry chef Jennifer Smith, swung back the American way.
Ariel was with two exceptions played by a woman, and invariably by a graceful dancer and superb singer.
His slogans are self-puncturing – Repudiate the Smell of Books, Eat Bitterness, Smash the Unhealthy Slogan – and in any case, as Andrew Solomon points out in the superb catalogue, Kentridge's "qualm-riven" art is invariably a critique of dogmatism.
They are superb, and they can act, too — a gift not invariably seen in good dancers.
The game invariably winds up at the clubhouse, its entrance flanked by two superb Italian fountains.
'The full catastrophe!" This is Zorba the Greek's catchphrase in the superb 1964 film of Nikos Kazantzakis's novel, and he invariably says it shaking with laughter.
A wondrous talent, a superb scorer and one who often played hurt and invariably hard, he missed opportunities to become a champion, or to set himself into a better position to become a champion.
Éric Bordelet, a former sommelier in Paris, makes superb pear and apple "cydres," as he calls them, which are complex, elegant and invariably delicious.
