Sentence examples for immutable as from inspiring English sources

It is a tempting allegory for the Putin era in microcosm: predatory, wildcat capitalism was replaced by the soothing paternalism of state corporatism That is the world that Danila and his generation have inhabited since birth, in which the state is both omnipresent and immutable, as endemic as oxygen in the atmosphere.

But diamonds are not as immutable as the speed of light, notes Dr Cohen.

The knowledge that such places existed – as immutable as Arctic icecaps, or the forests of the Amazon – was deeply comforting.

As timeless and immutable as New York likes to imagine itself, the city grew out of the wilderness.

Here he is again, in a uniform and a helmet, throwing a football, as natural and immutable as weather itself.

Shaped as we are by printed literature, we tend to think about myths as texts as immutable as, say, "Anna Karenina".

Some of the barriers to reattribution reported by GP respondents were seen as immutable, such as the coexistence of unexplained and explained symptoms and (perhaps) the fixed beliefs of patients.

God's will is as immutable and eternal as His knowledge; yet it is not constrained by the essential relation that binds ideas together.

Towards the end of 2012 the suspicion remained that Lincoln was a movie people admired rather than loved, and this translated into immutable fact as the season wore on.

So, for many in the Indian establishment, the process is the point keep it going long enough and war will seem impossible and the present dispensation immutable.Yet, as every outrage proves, the present dispensation is intolerable.

Accompanied by Richard Tilbrook, clerk of the council, the four counsellors – according to ancient, immutable and, as so often with the privy council, unwritten convention, there are always four – filed into the room, joining the Queen.