Sentence examples similar to established and unchangeable from inspiring English sources

She was the same person she had been at six or sixteen, unchanged and unchangeable.

Seventeen seasons, one team, one number, unchanging and unchangeable, the Internet equivalent of a statue by the main gate.

Essentialist meaning a view that detects an unchanging, and unchangeable, essence or identity.

But the heart of the brand remains unchanged and unchangeable, which is just as well.

In its search for universal and unchangeable laws, modern science is to a great extent inspired by the same idea as Parmenides', since universal laws presuppose a certain unity in the material world, and unchangeable laws cannot be established without the presupposition that something unchangeable must be hidden behind all changes.

"Catholics' position on this is clear, and unchangeable.

And all on the basis of one's visible and unchangeable appearance.

The soul's immortality is proved by its possession of eternal and unchangeable Truth.

The attitude in question involves treating what are in fact mutable ethnic or cultural differences "as innate, indelible and unchangeable".

Big brother China is always present, watching, reprimanding, warning, and unchangeable in its determination to one day take over Taiwan.

The phrase "at a glacial pace" once invoked a sense of slow and unchangeable movement, an almost imperceptible motion.