Sentence examples for it is invariably a from inspiring English sources

When legislation does emerge from the gridlock, it is invariably a disappointment in the face of a dissolving recovery.

Generally when we ask someone to name his or her favorite comic character, it is invariably a superhero.

While fear may not be the only force behind such attitudes, it is invariably a chief component.

With Mr. Vickers it is invariably a coruscating one, all the more so, in recordings, for anyone who remembers his manic command of the role onstage.

During makeovers, Richard will, as a matter of course, tell the frumpy/fat/spinsterish victim that she - for it is invariably a she - should dress better/lose weight/get out more.

For struggling families, the child who does the best in school is the one who will be pushed the hardest - nowadays it is invariably a girl.

I've seen any number of interactives where it's obvious that more time was spent designing a "clever" interface than worrying about the underlying content, and it is invariably an unsatisfactory experience in the end.

Thankfully, every once in a while, my sanity is saved, and it is invariably an academic publisher that produces a book so important it is hard for me to ignore.

Of course, it was invariably a dump — and its dumpiness was in inverse relation to the glittering fantasies of its hopeful young inhabitants.

Categorically speaking, that's not news to Shakespearean mavens, but it's invariably a surprise.

"In Europe's Catholic countries, it's invariably a rooster -- association with Christ," Mr. Gordon said.