Sentence examples for being immutable from inspiring English sources
Demographics being immutable, the pressure of the aging baby boom should go on for many more years.
God is seen as not being immutable, omnipotent or omniscient, but rather as responding to events in a manner sometimes termed "divine relativity".
A look at other recent conflicts reveals that far from being immutable, Americans' views of armed intervention can shift quickly and dramatically — and that there's a great deal a president can do to bring a skeptical public on board.
If perfection requires changlessness, necessary perfection requires being immutable.
We propose that people are genetic essentialists that is, they tend to think of genetic attributions as being immutable, of a specific etiology, natural, and dividing people into homogenous and discrete groups.
In such "classical theist" writers as Augustine and Aquinas, being immutable makes God atemporally eternal (see e.g. Aquinas, ST Ia 9 10), and eternality is God's distinctive mode of being.
But the menu is immutable.
"History is immutable," he said.
But were those regulations meant to be immutable?
