Sentence examples for immutable identity from inspiring English sources

Most Americans recognize that being gay is not a "lifestyle" but an immutable identity, and that outlawing discrimination against gay people who want to serve their country is, as the admiral said, "the right thing to do".

As Simon LeVay, a neuroscientist who conducted gay gene research on a smaller scale in the 1990s, made clear when we spoke on the phone, groups with "immutable" identities, based on concepts like race and gender, "have a higher level of constitutional protection than groups that are basically the product of choice".

No longer seeking, as he did in A Mind at Peace, an immutable cultural identity in Istanbul's past, he places himself on the side of the fragmentary and the gratuitous against the imperatives of history and progress.

An important tenet of the younger Scalia's position on homosexuality is his belief that being gay is not an immutable characteristic or identity.

In other words, in Smith's account of the research, we are — for better or more often for worse — predisposed to believe that racial or ethnic identity is immutable.

A blockhain-based approach could provide a starting point for an immutable record of legal identity.

Thus while not all aspects of regional identity are immutable, some aspects of rostrocaudal identity are maintained by NSCs.

That's because it was the one that signaled an inexorable and immutable change in the very identity of America, not just its governance.

Why do I so deeply deny that someone could be driven to do something so horrific over an immutable aspect of another's identity?

Successive governments have been incredibly foolish - no doubt persuaded by the "community leaders" Sunny traduces - in their appeasement of various religious lobbies, but so too have those who naively accept religious identity as a core and immutable part of an individual's being.

Another problem with marketing to singles as a group is that people don't see being single as an immutable or even important part of their identity.