In the following sentence:
People's opinions are not always the result of their experiences.
What is "always" constituent of?
I tried movement:
- Not always, people's opinions are the result of their experiences. - sounds grammatical to me.
- Always, people's opinions are not the result of their experiences. - sounds ungrammatical.
- The results of their experiences, people's opinions are not always. - sounds ungrammatical.
- Always the results of their experiences, people's opinions are not. -sounds grammatical to me.
- People's opinions might not always be the result of their experiences.
- People's opinions are sometimes the result of their experiences.
I am confused whether it is part of the NP "the result of their experiences"?
If you can give syntactic tests to show your arguments would be great. Thank you.
The sentences 5 and 6 were added after the question was asked and answered because I came up with additional examples.