Sentence examples for be unchangeable from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that cannot be changed.
It is assumed to be unchangeable.
The regions representing separate body parts on the Penfield homunculus, like the brain centers, were believed to be unchangeable.
This was understood from the moment the museum began to acquire art -- when A. Conger Goodyear, the museum's first president, remarked: "The permanent collection will not be unchangeable.
"And unlike other organisations that can change their policies and even their doctrines, our policies are determined by the truths God has declared to be unchangeable".
Not a time, because time was undeterminable except in relation to another time, and not a rigid three-dimensional object or frame of reference either, because that would only be "unchangeable" in its own boundaries, but the unique speed of light in empty space, the top speed possible for the transmission of information about clock times and changes.
So God's knowledge of necessary truth and knowledge of tenseless contingent truth looks to be unchangeable, given only a small step beyond Scripture.
She simply was; unchangeable, unchanging, in her tweed skirt, her blouse, her Shetland cardigan, her suit for Sunday church, worn with chenille turban, her felt hat for shopping in Minehead.
It is unchangeable, immutable.
toward this issue is unchangeable.
And their predilections were unchangeable.
