Sentence examples for that was invariably from inspiring English sources

Never content with mere description, she illuminated the human condition in all its obsessive complexity in a style that was invariably clear and compelling.

Before the match, a fellow named Duggan, the Chicago sportswriter and broadcaster then in vogue, denounced it as the kind of bust that was invariably pushed off on Chicago by more sophisticated communities.

The eldest two sons fell into line, but Constantine, said to be the smartest of the brothers, demonstrated a sense of filial duty that was invariably met with a cool response.

We can only assume all players involved revelled in the irony of sweating off their close-season hangovers by contesting a trophy sponsored by those responsible for the 70s house party staple of a seven-pint can of ale that was invariably opened using a hammer and screwdriver, before erupting like a sticky bitter Krakatoa.

Mary Queen of Scots brings one of the more bonkers periods of British history to the big screen a chapter that was invariably flattened at some point by American public school into a sea of Elizabeths, Harrys, and Jameses.

This article originally appeared on VICE US. Mary Queen of Scots brings one of the more bonkers periods of British history to the big screen a chapter that was invariably flattened at some point by American public school into a sea of Elizabeths, Harrys, and Jameses.

No doubt this explains, in part, the craggy language that is invariably used to praise him.

"When you're working with music that is invariably better than you are, it's difficult to become swell-headed".

This was truly — in a phrase that is invariably and unthinkingly used in the pejorative — a mutual-admiration society.

Hey Who!" Mr. Tambor said, ticking off the greetings that are invariably shouted to him on the street.

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