Sentence examples for to be invariably from inspiring English sources

"The first impulse of government functionaries seems to be, invariably, to lie," the editorial began.

In practice, there is no deadline for induction and "detainees appear to be invariably denied access to lawyers, sometimes for weeks," it said.

"All I can repeat is evidence we gave last week... that the government has advice to hand that suggests that we are on legally sound ground, it's defensible, and it's a common practice - common enough almost to be invariably the case - that legal opinions are not made public by way of submission to committees".

Further, the genes affected may belong to a number of common pathways that appear to be invariably affected in this complex disease.

This is confirmed by the testimony of Iamblichus according to which Numenius, Cronius,[1] and Harpocration consider all embodiments to be invariably bad (fr. 48.10 14) and is compatible with Numenius' view that matter is the source of all that is bad (see above, Metaphysics; cf. Dillon 1977, 375-376, Zambon 2002, 213-221).

And while I don't quite presume to call Ken a friend, we've been friendly for maybe a year now, and I've found his emails to be invariably funny, self-deprecating, and kind.

Over time, what you were going to eat was invariably chicken Kiev.

One is for the eyes and one is for the ears, but what is common to them is invariably what the music is about.

In fact, the first to respond is invariably the person who wins the deal, yet response times are on average 10 hours.

Taking medication and being admitted to hospital were invariably seen by both pregnant women and ANC staff as other helpful options for managing mental illness.

"If you're not accustomed to lying, you're invariably going to trip yourself up.