Sentence examples for almost immutable from inspiring English sources

The city is timeless, almost immutable.

All cuisines change, of course, but Chinese cuisine seems almost immutable, an endless list of classic dishes codified eons ago.

While the Kim family dynasty, now in its third generation, seems almost immutable, the country that it rules over has altered dramatically.

"India has so far demonstrated the capacity to hold together two lifelines, one an original, primal, or indigenous, almost immutable line, and the other of 'change,'" she tells Mr. Jahanbegloo.

For Britain, a prompt invoking of Article 50 of the EU's 2007 Lisbon Treaty would trigger an almost immutable two-year timetable for withdrawal.

Furthermore, single-copy microsatellites show a clear length dependency of mutation rate, in which very small alleles can become "frozen" in an almost immutable state, but larger alleles mutate more rapidly [Ballantyne et al., 2010; Sun et al., 2012].

Even so, America's role seems to jump out from almost every page.It was at America's (and the Soviet Union's) insistence that the virtually immutable veto system was introduced for the five permanent members America, Russia, Britain, France and China, the victors in the second world war of the Security Council, the most important and powerful of the UN's many organs.

The prime Fifth Avenue shopping district — stretching from Rockefeller Center on 49th Street up to the Plaza Hotel on 60th Street — might seem almost as immutable as the faces on Mount Rushmore.

We treat the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights almost like sacred texts, inevitable and immutable.

What seems set in stone today, an immutable law of politics, almost certainly won't be tomorrow.

What is arguably the most pervasive new information tool since television -- e-mail -- seemed to come out of nowhere, but it changed the immutable communication habits of our civilization almost overnight.