Sentence examples for it was invariably from inspiring English sources

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

When the real Denis Thatcher did dabble in political advice, it was invariably not that of a Colonel Blimp.

And when we ate, it was invariably at Wagamama, to accommodate his need for soya and carrot juice.

During the classic period of Attic drama in the fifth century B.C., it was invariably the writer.

He exuded ferocious intelligence, and the twinkle in his eye could be as merciless as it was invariably amused.

Her old friends were joined by new ones, and when the bill arrived it was invariably she who paid.

It's invariably rotten.

It is invariably better for Stephen Sondheim musicals.

It is invariably coupled with much mental disturbance.

It is invariably hot, often a clammy, sticky hot.

The place is huge, but it's invariably packed, and you can see why.