Sentence examples for invariably unhappy from inspiring English sources
Tokarczuk's most successful sections are the quick, invariably unhappy portraits that help make up the local mythology.
He writes both with technical precision and the humanity that comes with understanding the invariably unhappy and all too often horrific consequences of the weapon's effects.
The best food is like the best sex: anything but pure For a long time, I've noticed that if I hear a woman referring to any sort of food as "crap" or "rubbish", she is invariably unhappy with her sex life, her career or both, and finds what she puts in her mouth a handy scapegoat on which to project her disappointment.
"But if you look at the big disputes between the franchisee and the franchiser, those disputes are invariably over franchisees unhappy with the direction that the main company is taking, whether it's their ad campaigns or their suppliers they have to buy from".
"Did you tell the office about your jammed locker?" or "Have you let your teacher know that you didn't understand the assignment?" From here, the conversation almost invariably takes the same unhappy path: Parents try to convince the teenager of the wisdom of their guidance, and the teenager tries to convince the parents that they just don't get it.
Comedians in particular would seem perfect memoir fodder, invariably armed with the ready-made drama of an unhappy childhood survived by playing the fool, and success arriving after a lengthy struggle performing to one man and his dog in backroom dives.
Success invariably breeds overconfidence.
Bauer invariably chooses coercion.
Maintenance is invariably slapdash.
