Sentence examples for invariably surprising from inspiring English sources

The conversations were at times humorous and invariably surprising.

The ability of "People's Republic of Desire" to show these familiar desires playing out in futuristic surroundings is invariably surprising and never less than compelling.

THE Dutch harpsichordist, organist and conductor TON KOOPMAN has invariably found fresh, often surprising ways to get to the heart of Baroque masterpieces.

I have always found this surprising since ask any medical student why she wants to be a doctor, and one invariably hears the "I want to help people" reply.

Because economics is a disputatious subject, and surprising empirical findings invariably get challenged by rival groups of researchers.

His half-circle brows sit on his face like accent marks and, with his red-smudged cheeks and beads of sweat that invariably pop off his head, give Tintin surprising expressivity.

The more entertaining, attacking style favoured by Villas-Boas also chimes with Spurs' preferred style of play down the years - his Porto side let in a surprising number of goals, but invariably ended up scoring more.

This summer, the last remaining bank branch in our nearest small market town closed down, which in retrospect was hardly surprising; every time I went in, invariably lugging bagfuls of change from school PTA fundraisers, there seemed to be fewer customers.

He tackles the challenge admirably, selecting examples and situations that will invariably be found to be engaging, informative, and often surprising.

It is not surprising that Russia's elite nowadays favour huge jeeps, invariably foreign-made.

This is not surprising, as cytotoxic drugs because of their mode of action are invariably associated with significant drug toxicity.