Sentence examples for invariably told from inspiring English sources

But when victims call the police, they are invariably told there is little to be done.

"You should really give yourselves time to think this over," we were invariably told.

Instead, I am invariably told, "You're the doctor, I'll go along with whatever you say".

But, she said, casting agents invariably told her the same thing: they wished she were older.

Secondly, we are invariably told that the trade deficit merely reflects America's record low savings rate.

Are the trusted few invariably told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but?

But grieving residents invariably tell a different story.

Pop-music purists invariably tell the same story about their favorite music.

By Sasha Frere-Jones Pop-music purists invariably tell the same story about their favorite music.

Inebriated characters make good drama because drunks are invariably telling the truth.

My experience is that they invariably tell the client what he or she wants to hear in the first place.