Sentence examples for considered immutable from inspiring English sources

After Anderson's discovery, subatomic particles could no longer be considered immutable.

These are exciting stories, even revolutionary in a country where, for centuries, the social order was considered immutable.

Mr. Newman even finds references to alchemy in Darwin's theory of evolution, in which animal species -- once considered immutable -- are transformed (metaphorically speaking) by the alchemical pressures of the natural environment.

Still showing at Norwich cathedral, the exhibition proposes affinities between Norfolk and the Hebrides by focusing on aspects of local culture – including places of worship and boat-building workshops – which, in Denyer's words, "represent ideas and habits once considered immutable and which now struggle against an increasingly mechanised and secular society".

The reason for this is that gold is the most noble of metals and consequently is considered immutable.

Furthermore, time-series data was considered immutable given it is a record of a measured state at a particular point in time.

Homosexuality, for example, is so far not considered an immutable trait by the courts.

The crowning achievement of YouTube, which showed nine billion videos in a single month last year, may be that it has flouted what was once considered the immutable law of the Internet: All images online eventually turn to pornography.

Researchers, including social scientists, state that often behavior and identity do not match: women may label themselves heterosexual but have sexual relations with women, self-identified lesbians may have sex with men, or women may find that what they considered an immutable sexual identity has changed over time.

Dissemination of disease between the retroperitoneum and the peritoneal cavity, between the subdivisions of the retroperitoneum, and within the subperitoneal spaces is difficult to conceptualize if the various spaces and compartments of the abdomen and pelvis are considered fixed, immutable, and isolated delineators of anatomy.

Tellingly, it would be centuries before the creation of many of the countries we now consider as immutable concepts.