Sentence examples for an unchanging standard from inspiring English sources

The great statesman Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand urged the Assembly to look instead to an unchanging standard, taken from nature.

Ruskin argued for an unchanging standard of beauty, though the psychological nature of the artist is related to his art medium.

Mrs. Lloyd's great contribution was in the development of a precise and unchanging standard for the magnitude of the volt.

The Arabic of the Koran remained a prestigious and nearly unchanging standard throughout the Islamic world.

She qualifies her project by writing, later, "The Bible is, of course, the only inerrant Word of God; my writings must be consistent with that unchanging standard".

Mencius also says, in the penultimate chapter of the eponymous collection of his conversations, close to the book's conclusion: "The superior man seeks simply to bring back the unchanging standard, and, that being correct, the masses are roused to virtue". The very last chapter charts the ages between the great kings and sages.

EU institutions and governments regularly repeat the mantra that we all "share common values", as if the project has unchanging standards and principles, but do we?

Essentialist meaning a view that detects an unchanging, and unchangeable, essence or identity.

The probability that a focal pollinator of genetic value i forages on day τ is a Gaussian function with a maximum at day i and a standard deviation σ pp that we assume to be an unchanging property of the population.

An evolving past, present and future represented by an unchanging thing.

By internet standards, an eight-minute video seems pretty long, particularly if it follows a single character in an unchanging setting.