Sentence examples for immutable fact from inspiring English sources

History is often presented as immutable fact.

"That is a simple, immutable fact.

"We have an immutable fact in basketball," he said.

Also loss: all these stories are haunted by the indelible, immutable fact of loss.

I was a little boy being instructed in the immutable fact of my own helplessness.

Even if that is true, No 10 knows there is one immutable fact.

But the immutable facts of time and geography remain a challenge.

"Who among us doesn't enjoy the word 'Toboggan'?" He demands before listing off some more immutable facts: "Cows have pretty eyes.

But it is hard to respect the thinking of a Flat-Earther or a man who accepts his hopes and beliefs as immutable facts.

Yes, quickly providing immutable facts makes sense for certain queries, but when user opinions comprise a critical part of the search results Google's practices produce more harm than benefit.

If anything, they've filled me with the unreal idea that everything is possible; that virtual is actual; that you can delete things you don't like; that you can find and have whatever it is you want whenever you want it; but instead I'm learning that the truest, immutable facts of life are a lot harder and slower and sometimes sadder, and always mystifying.