Sentence examples for as immutable as gravity from inspiring English sources

Naturally, BMW's policy, as immutable as gravity, decrees that 4 costs more than 3.

It is a law as immutable as gravity: if you know anything about a story there will always be a small factual error that could have been corrected had the journalist taken a little more trouble.

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

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

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

For Mr. Hanson, exploitation of the market is natural law, as immutable as death and delays on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.

The positions of supporters and opponents seem to be just as immutable as they are incompatible.

But are these forms as immutable as some distinguished naturalists maintain; or do not our domestic animals and our cultivated or artificial plants prove the contrary?

As the species name suggests, A. bisporigera typically bears two spores on the basidia, although this characteristic is not as immutable as was once thought.

Recent findings also suggest that these T cell lineages may not be as immutable as once thought.

Turns out that Gravity's sound editing was just as good as Gravity's sound mixing.