Sentence examples for was invariably a from inspiring English sources

Until the last century, the I.C.C. president was invariably a white man.

Whatever his mood, he was invariably a kindly man, affectionately known to friends and colleagues as "Uncle".

In that illness, however, there was invariably a rash lasting for about a week, and the mortality rate was lower.

Authority was invariably a contestable affair in this area of south-east Wales long before the latest electoral insurgency.

High velocity defined a George Abbott show, which was invariably a master blend of all the elements that make a musical.

I don't remember who came in after Dozier, but there was invariably a line of clients in the waiting room, not to mention calls to be returned.

Until very recently, fidgeting was invariably an activity with a pejorative connotation.

Managing synchronization with data on PCs was invariably an exercise in frustration.

Late midlife is invariably a time of loss.

For novices, such surveys are invariably a shock.

This is invariably a sign that she would prefer not to answer.