Sentence examples for that I invariably from inspiring English sources

It was also a quality of mine that I invariably became the terminus of any queue I joined.

Over the next few years, as I wrestled with my conscience, there were similar tests of my loyalty that I invariably failed.

These bright detonations seem real and carry such a feeling of omnipotence that I invariably stopped whatever else I was doing in the game just to watch.

But it's something we've all had to get used to; in fact, I've come to love the sound of "I'm not at my desk right now, so leave me a message" because it means that the bad news about some workplace mix-up that I invariably have to communicate comes from a recording of my voice and not actually from me, which makes it, in some vague but important way, less my fault.

While I love the freedom and the time spent only with my own thoughts and the books that I invariably carry in my purse (along with other essentials, such as a camera, passport, and lip balm), it's a paradox of travel and life that being alone makes you so approachable to strangers.

Witness the fact that I was invariably surprised with a doll at my father's company's Christmas parties.

When I discussed the exponential function in the first-semester calculus classes that I taught, I invariably used consumption of a nonrenewable natural resource as an example.

"The moment that I saw something that could invariably injure someone, I spoke up, and other people felt comfortable doing so too," he said.

When people ask me what team I like, Cubs or White Sox, I invariably say that I root for both, which invariably makes me look like a complete wimp.

Even now I find myself lurching for the pen that is invariably offered to me so that I can sign.

The friends with whom I've shared that story invariably ask: "Doesn't that make you angry?" No. Just really, really sad.