Sentence examples for as immutable as from inspiring English sources

But diamonds are not as immutable as the speed of light, notes Dr Cohen.

The knowledge that such places existed – as immutable as Arctic icecaps, or the forests of the Amazon – was deeply comforting.

Shaped as we are by printed literature, we tend to think about myths as texts as immutable as, say, "Anna Karenina".

But isn't it modern practice to retire at the usual age, or is a constitutional monarch as immutable as the pope?

"The laws of prose writing are as immutable as those of flight, of mathematics, of physics," Ernest Hemingway wrote to Maxwell Perkins, in 1945.

What's alarming is her unyielding belief in honour and vengeance, her faith in a code that's as immutable as the landscape itself.

Nestling within these riffs on the nature of the divine (like everything else it evolves and may be various and circumscribed) and speculation about the nature of angels (they are not as immutable and unimpressionable as has been supposed) are re-renderings of various Biblical stories that have angelic references.

It is a tempting allegory for the Putin era in microcosm: predatory, wildcat capitalism was replaced by the soothing paternalism of state corporatism That is the world that Danila and his generation have inhabited since birth, in which the state is both omnipresent and immutable, as endemic as oxygen in the atmosphere.

The presence of Russian troops terrorized the Sejm, and Russia formally guaranteed as immutable such principles of Polish politics as liberum veto, elective monarchy, and dominance of the szlachta.

History is often presented as immutable fact.

We have come to look upon what might be called the Emotional Colors as immutable.