Sentence examples for has become immutable from inspiring English sources

has become immutable in law, its pronunciation should be "vee"; nobody suggests >vs.

The articles by Roger Cohen ("The forgotten American," Globalist, July 27) and James Carroll ("In pursuit of the 'much too holy land,' " Views, July 27) serve to illustrate that the intractable dispute between Israel and its Arab neighbors has become immutable.

Tom Coughlin is beginning his 10th season as the coach of the Giants, and in that time, he has ranted, raved and waved his arms on the sideline until his deportment has become an immutable fixture of the team's culture.

In fact, zero is essential to much of human endeavor; it has become a fundamental part of our legacy, too seemingly immutable for any kind of compensatory reckoning.

Mr. Stoppard's exciting new play of immutable passions and mutable politics, "Rock 'n' Roll," which opened last week at the Royal Court Theater here and has become the hottest ticket in town, is so flush with feeling that it never seems to stop trembling.

The singular story of the Single Black Mother is repeated so often and has become such a zeitgeist of the African American experience that this belief has become a gospel truth that presents itself as an inherent and immutable state and condition of Blackness.

It had become an immutable part of the drill: at the completion of the flight the astronaut's wife had to leave the house and confront the Beast and all his cameras and microphones and submit to a press conference and answer questions and be the perfect Astronaut's Wife with merely the entire world watching.

The idea of atoms as immutable, indivisible objects had become untenable.

After more than five decades on the throne, he had become complacent in a belief that the devotion and support of his subjects was immutable.

The great weakness of the mechanistic concept of immutable atoms was that it forced the analyzing experiments to stop at the atoms; but this weakness could reveal itself only after, in the course of the further development of science, the fundamentally experimental character of human knowledge had become evident.

Of course, it may take decades, even centuries, for bits of science to become immutable in this way.