Sentence examples for eternally fixed from inspiring English sources

Unlike the speed of light or the mass of the electron, human brain power is not an eternally fixed constant.

In the first place, in a universe that is ultimately social, natural laws must be of the like of economic or anthropological laws; as such, they hold for groups of monads rather than for individual ones and are statistical generalizations rather than eternally fixed decrees.

Motion and rest, on the other hand, are properties of the interactions of matter according to eternally fixed mechanical laws.

Strident invocations of the Enlightenment or some other historically and eternally fixed essence of Europe seem increasingly symptoms of intellectual lag and cultural defensiveness.

Where Aquinas could liken God's prescience to a man viewing a caravan of travelers from a high tower, Hartshorne says, "There is not (either now or eternally) a fixed totality of travelers for God to survey, but a new totality each moment" (Hartshorne 1970, 135).

When we're younger, and also sometimes when we're older, we tend to experience ourselves as eternally in the process of becoming, even as we perceive others — especially older others — as fixed in their identities.

It is instead fixed on a subject who swims tantalizingly in and out of focus: Sidney Kaufman, Ms. Weber's often absent yet eternally present father, a minor movie industry figure who would have liked nothing more than to be as renowned as George Gershwin.

So there is my mother in jeans and sandals, a battered paperback of Camus on her night table, with thoughts like the following: "I hoped to meet a writer and fix him dinner eternally".

Still, two years after witnessing that Florida debacle, Rodriguez-Taseff, who founded and now heads the Miami-Dade Reform Coalitionon-partisantisan citizen's group dedicated to fixing elections in a county where elections seem eternally unfixable, remains deeply worried about the electronic systems that will be used at her polls this year.

Langley's goal is to "fix American life finally in one edition," to create an "eternally current dateless newspaper".

He wanted to fix American life finally in one edition, what he called Collyer's eternally current dateless newspaper, the only newspaper anyone would ever need.