Sentence examples for was invariably described from inspiring English sources

She was invariably described as "Muriel [or Satan], the little addict".

Mrs. Ribicoff, who died on Monday, was invariably described as elegant.

Emilio Pucci was invariably described by a lap dog press as a Florentine of ancient lineage, an ace skier, a dashing prototype for jet set lady-killers.

"He was invariably described as 'strikingly handsome' in the first paragraph of every piece written about him, and it had probably gone to his head," she said.

In the occasional newspaper stories about someone who suddenly recovered consciousness after spending years in a vegetative state, the event was invariably described as a medically inexplicable "miracle".

The South African-born Kloppers, an executive director who currently runs the company’s non-ferrous materials businesses, was invariably described by analysts as “aggressive” and “ambitious,” traits that seem to fit BHP Billiton perfectly in its current stage of expansion.

The actor is invariably described as a "practising Catholic".

But black quarterbacks were invariably described as "natural athletes".

Highly resistant to chemotherapy, myeloma is invariably described as "deadly".

He is invariably described (often by himself) as "cerebral".

Rendell is invariably described here as an uncommon man with a common touch.