Somerset Maugham was "invariably writing about white people – except for coolies or servants, who were slightly shifty".
I remember one boss who, once in a blue moon, would walk around the office; whenever he crept up behind me I was invariably writing a shopping list or was on the phone to my mum.
The contemporary short story is invariably written in a babyish or busted English of thoughtless simplicity.
While it's terrible for scientific and technical articles at least from a lay person's perspective, since it's invariably written by and for specialists–it nonetheless manages to provide an astonishing amount of mostly accessible and accurate information about a universe of topics.
"Wherever the ball was, Mervyn was invariably there," wrote Gerald Davies, who pointed out that, while previous Number 8s had been either grafting scrummagers or active around the field, "Mervyn combined both styles of play".
Live Aid is invariably now written about as if it came out of a more innocent time, when we were young and green.
A first draft is almost invariably written by a clerk.
Menus at hotel restaurants are almost invariably written in Japanese and English, and stores sell packages of nori, dried seaweed, next to potato chips.
What he wrote was invariably deeply musical in itself.
Her society upbringing left a mark: she was invariably punctual, well dressed and impeccably groomed, and she always wrote thank-you notes.
