Sentence examples for invariably young from inspiring English sources

They were invariably young: the largest cluster of victims were between fifteen and twenty years old, and they were slender, dark-skinned, dark-haired, and pretty.

His protagonists — invariably young, testosterone-fueled men — are real, and he bases his books on true-life events, but he amps those events up to the point where the final product is an indistinguishable blend of fact and fiction.

These victims are almost invariably women and the perpetrators of the attacks are almost invariably young men, whose amorous or sexual advances have been spurned and who choose to "punish" the woman or girl in the most cruel manner.

The traditional superheroes of the era (the ones they're still making films out of today) were invariably young, single males, but what happens, The Incredibles asks, when they become parents?

Power is so intermittent that policewomen (invariably young and pretty) still direct traffic at intersections with traffic lights, which are a very recent innovation in Pyongyang.An unsupervised visit to a department store (a rare treat for normally chaperoned foreign journalists) revealed Pyongyang's dearth of consumer culture.

A mature peyote cactus often has eight or more ribs, so five-ribbed peyotes are almost invariably young.

Fashion, she argues, offers us an idealised version of the self – richer, slimmer and invariably younger.

While they held up their 1s and 2s and 3s out of 10, the viewers' phone-in votes, accounting for 50percentt of the final tally, kept Mr. Sergeant in the show for nine weeks, even as more accomplished dancers — invariably younger, and more svelte — were voted off.

For a single weathering profile, goethite cements from cangas are invariably younger than goethite grains from the underlying saprolite, indicating that the duricrust and the saprolite behave as independent and separate systems responding to different environmental controls.

She piles the romance on to her very questionable "concepts" or "myths", and in particular creates characters, always young women, and invariably suffering from some form of grief and loss, and takes them on a journey of discovery, until luck and usually love turn back their way.

Everyday there are stories in the news about, almost invariably, a young black man being killed.