Sentence examples for invariably the same as from inspiring English sources
Weirdly, the mood of the songs is invariably the same as the original setting for the music".
As history has made clear, the new boss is invariably the same as or worse than the old boss--all controlled by a monied, oligarchic elite.
Einstein was intrigued by the fact that the mass that figures in Newton's law of motion, F = ma the mass that measures the resistance of material bodies to being accelerated by an impressed force (inertial mass)—is invariably exactly the same as the mass that determines the extent to which any material body exerts an attractive gravitational force on any other.
Colombia aside, I have visited mines as far apart as Peru and the Philippines, and the story of community upheaval is invariably the same.
The pattern is invariably the same.
Her response to the accolades was invariably the same.
The first question is invariably the same: is Rwanda supporting the rebellion?
When Cajuns do dare to leave the state, he said, their complaints are invariably the same.
No matter the picture, no matter the director, Prinz's dances are invariably the same, static and stage-bound".
When asked where these workers are, the response is invariably the same – projects.
