Sentence examples for immutable bond from inspiring English sources

So when Samad moves to England on the back of the 1970s immigration wave, the two soon re-establish their immutable bond.

Taking the long view, E. J. Graff, the author of "What Is Marriage For?" argues that this institution has never been the immutable, sacred bond that conservative politicians insist it's been for the last 5,000 years.

And there's the bond of the self, the inescapable and apparently immutable force of character, which seems to compel the free-spirited, unconstrained man, out on a spree, to choose as a mistress the same woman as the one he was, or is, married to.

However, unlike a bond, common equity is not long-term/forever on predetermined, immutable terms.

The distinction Margalit draws is not a quantitative one based on the numbers of victims, but categorical: Nazi racism created an immutable hierarchy in which there could be no common moral bonds.

The facts are immutable.

It is unchangeable, immutable.

In this immutable dream.

Now it is immutable.

The final, immutable rule.

Everything is immutable.