Sentence examples for Not immovable from inspiring English sources

And in the mid-sixties, when the black ministers and their congregations conducted a series of sit-ins and demonstrations, they found that the white community was not immovable.

Under questioning, however, he acknowledged that the return time was not immovable and that by the time the Greeneville surfaced beneath the Japanese vessel it would not have made it back on schedule anyway.

Sutures have a range of mobility and certainly are not immovable joints when they are patent.

The only classification of goods is the basic one of immovables (which are defined as having a fixed place in space) and movables (which include all goods that are not immovables).

A century later, better-informed thinkers -- rock hounds and fossil sleuths, mostly -- upset conventional wisdom by proving mountains weren't immovable objects standing around doing nothing.

Dr. Gilbert supported the Copernican theory that the earth was not the immovable center of the universe.

Nothing has come of these two suggestions yet – but history tells us that our capitals are not as immovable as we imagine them to be.

Mr Netanyahu, who opposed the withdrawal of Israeli troops and settlers from the Gaza Strip four years ago, made no hint that he would hand back any Palestinian territory that might make Israel's border less "defensible".As his shift on two states shows, Mr Netanyahu is not wholly immovable.

The great wave of decolonization that swept through Asia and Africa following WW2 had struck, at the tip of Africa, a formidable anomaly, if not an immovable object: a regional superpower with a modern industrial economy, a ferocious race-based police state, and a large, well-armed and deeply rooted white minority.

So ageing is not an immovable beast - at least to some extent.

But incumbency isn't an immovable object.