Sentence examples for a stable thing from inspiring English sources

Take the original text as a stable thing — and have serious fun with it.

"It's really not a stable thing," he says, both in terms of fluctuating prices and the uncertain technological future of the cryptocurrency.

Well, I was told many years ago, when I was studying writing at B.U., that triangles are very helpful in building a story, because the triangle is a stable thing, but it's not a square.

Only with the printing press and its bounty of exact replicas could the ideology of the self-sufficient text as a stable "thing" democratically accessible to all take root.

It's not a stable thing.

But when we think about the magnetic field it is not a stable thing.

Zogby defends his method by arguing that although attitudes toward transitory issues and candidates are indeed unpredictable, a person's relationship with a party is a fairly stable thing.

The other side to his reform was to make the party leadership itself a more stable thing.

Some of these innovative programs cause traditionalists in the humanities to be concerned, but the curriculum in the humanities is not a single, stable thing over time.

It is clear that the concept of a definite stable thing out there, which might, at least in principle, be held and manipulated, is no longer so serviceable to us as it was once to our flint-carving ancestors.

To be sure, Thai democracy was never exactly a smoothly functioning, entirely stable thing.