Sentence examples for immutable circumstances from inspiring English sources
In his 1994 book, "Diplomacy," Mr. Kissinger derided, as a touching but naïve American fantasy, this "image of a universal man living by universal maxims, regardless of the past, of geography, or of other immutable circumstances".
Voters are no longer chained by their social history or their economic circumstances to immutable allegiances.
The art of the novel is born out of "exploration", a kind of noble toil; while stories are "assertive... their voice and circumstance decided and immutable".
The study's authors say, "Our results should in no way imply that a child's socioeconomic circumstances lead to an immutable trajectory of cognitive or brain development".
To later generations of the faithful, what was written in fluctuating circumstances has assumed the status of immutable truth.
Unlocking companies' cash The sacking of Bo Xilai All the wrong messages Too much risk, not enough reward ReprintsYet in retrospect it looks as though the circumstances of the times, rather than the immutable laws of finance, may have been responsible for the size of the premium.
That not everyone is born into equal circumstances is something even the most idealistic of us has probably come to terms with as an immutable aspect of the human condition.
The final, immutable rule.
