Sentence examples for a fixed nature from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure love has a fixed nature, like water does.

For Śāntarakṣita, it is attachment to a fixed nature or essence in things which is at the root of the problem.

Wylie (2003) demonstrates that a consensus has emerged among feminist epistemologists on two points: (1) a rejection of essentialism (the idea that the social groups defining any standpoint have a necessary and fixed nature, or that their members do or ought to think alike) and (2) a rejection of attempts to grant automatic epistemic privilege to any particular standpoint.

The discovery prompts a meditation on what Meiselas calls the "fixed nature of the image," a reminder that the story of Nicaragua has continued long after Meiselas's images made the front page of the Times.

A practice of curiosity loosens the fixed nature of our thinking and behavior, encourages a growth mindset and helps us change.

The fixed nature of an extremity contracture can be visualised as the absence of changes in the extremity's position during the course of the examination.

Past research has suggested that adolescents show an increased belief in the fixed nature of transgressors' traits and behaviors (e.g., Killen et al., 2010).

A third limitation was the limited, fixed nature of the abuse items selected from the Addiction Severity Index.

With a fixed viewpoint, nature's subtle movements interact with each other over time, forming a more meaningful whole.

Coverage and heterogeneity are not an issue in microarrays because of the fixed nature of probes that capture the transcripts by hybridization.

The market for externally projected globes — e.g., Science on a Sphere, the popular devices installed at around 85 institutional locations — is limited by cost, the fixed nature of the installation and the fact that a viewer who gets too close may find herself contemplating one of the memorable descriptions of the Ottoman ruler Suleiman the Magnificent, "the shadow of God on Earth".