Sentence examples for most dependably from inspiring English sources

Two of our most dependably prolific and popular authors have both switched gears.

But then again, as we say in Pearl Jam Twenty, they have become over time the most dependably unpredictable band in rock.

MLS's most dependably dazzling game was rather dull until that point, with both the LA Galaxy and the San Jose Earthquakes struggling to find traction.

So it was that the "new" Masters was presented to the world this week – a kinder, gentler place where the players would be given the freedom to express their talents and the fans would be able to reacquaint themselves with what was once the most dependably exciting tournament in golf (as long as they didn't run anywhere on the premises, of course).

It's another strong entry by Classic Stage Company, which continues to be one of the most dependably strong purveyors of theater in the city.

Affleck is one of the most dependably self-deprecating personalities in Hollywood and he's got a lot of fans in the community.

In fact, the beauty industry was one of the most resilient and dependably priced of all throughout the latest recession – nail-care businesses and lipstick sellers in particular.

The security station had survived a truck bomb attack, and mortars dependably landed most of the July days I spent there.

Behind all the charges and countercharges, spin and counterspin, Republicans also raised the tantalizing possibility that New Jersey, which most analysts consider a dependably Democratic stronghold, might be one of the swing states that will remain at the center of the political battle until Election Day.

And I don't mean his cigarette dependence or dependably tanned skin.

Academic critics, for whom the phrase "unreliable narrator" is dependably one of the most thrilling in the language, have, not surprisingly, focussed their energies on the governess's madness — often interpreted as a form of sexual hysteria.