Sentence examples for an unchanging time from inspiring English sources

At most historic parks, the costumed employees either present themselves as present-day guides, describing in modern parlance what their forbears used to do, or they take on the guise of permanent residents of the past, caught in an unchanging time capsule and unaware of anything that has transpired since, say, 1585.

He seems to think there are two kinds of time: an unchanging time (a reason or ratio in the divine mind, V. 906a) and a corrupting time.

All four major networks turned down the new Star Trek series, as they were not willing to commit to a twenty six hour first season with a guaranteed unchanging time slot as well as a promotional campaign for the show.

One clear beat is maintained throughout the entire song, never disappearing or changing pace even in the chorus, which is mediated simply by an overlaying of four more slow chords -- its steady, unchanging time-keeping leaves the listener with an overwhelming sense of being in safe hands.

As we'd seen flying in, this area was comprised of nothing but mile after mile of uninterrupted single canopy greenery, each mile like a blueprint of the one before-an unchanging snapshot of time and topography.

Light that hit a lens in 1972 is preserved in this picture as an unchanging snapshot of time, like light that left a remote star millions of years ago to pinprick the conscience of our night sky.

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To listen is a sensual treat, embellished by the velvety Radio 4 voices that read the forecasts, and at the same time an unchanging, formal sign-off to the day.

(B ) Overlay of 16 independent wild type sbwAFP docking simulations mapping the centre of mass z-axis coordinate of the AFP over time, an unchanging z-coordinate shows ice binding.

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

The virus-induced hyperplastic nodules of the mouse breast seem to show a similar persistence, through time, of an unchanging incidence of random malignant transformation [ 18].