Sentence examples for immutable everything from inspiring English sources
"These are immutable, everything else can change," said Carey Adina Karmel of the Corcoran Group in New York.
As Ms. Abramson told me, it's unrealistic to preserve an "immutable, permanent record of everything we have done".
The Panic: that inevitable, immutable annual sensation that everything related to Christmas in the entire world is about to run out.
It's difficult to come up with an obvious solution to this problem without saying that everything should just be immutable.
Her message was that as an American and an aspiring lawmaker, she had immutable loyalty only toward the U.S. "Everything else is up to American interests," she would note.
Since long before Galileo theorized that the world was round, there have been cranky old guys arguing that the person bringing change is the radical, citing everything from tradition to Divine immutable law as proof of their own superior wisdom.
Everything about this place flows from a single, immutable fact: when the wailing siren of the search-and-rescue alarm rings, young men and women run down the hill from the station house to the boats.
The challenge is adapting something built for the entrepreneurial world so that it can work effectively in an environment full of standard operating procedures, immutable policies, and executives who want to leave their mark on everything.
There's a compelling argument that Morrissey keeps attracting new, young fans because his apparently immutable worldview, in which it's always someone else's fault and everything is so unfair, chimes with their own adolescent experience.
And that history fixes everything in both senses of the word "fixes": repairing misinterpretations and making the true interpretation immutable to the end of time.
