Sentence examples for immutable in the from inspiring English sources

But the borders of local government in our nation have been among the most immutable in the world.

The first two are clearly immutable, in the sense that most people think of the word, but religion is not.

Social Security rules aren't immutable: in the past, Congress has changed things like the retirement age and the tax treatment of benefits.

This logic -- that the pols' fictitious personae are built, then become immutable in the rigid glow of public approval -- doesn't hold up.

The first lines of the string work, which seems so inevitable and immutable in the final version, emerge here on horn and bassoon, and woodwinds loom large throughout, alongside a string quartet and piano.

Yet a person immutable in the strong sense would be unable to perform any action at a certain time other than what he had previously intended to do.

Truth is eternal in its independence from time or temporal variations, and it is immutable in that once God wills the world, things never change in respect to their substance but only in respect to their modes of being.

Of course, it may take decades, even centuries, for bits of science to become immutable in this way.

While geography may be immutable, in tangible ways the proximity of the region to Europe has increased.

For nothing outside of God, not even the eternal truths or immutable essences, necessitate that God act in one way or another, but rather, they are themselves eternal and immutable in virtue of the fact that God, whose existence is necessary and immutable, willed them in their essence and existence.

"Many years ago, Gandhi showed the world that nonviolence was one of those immutable principles in the struggle for justice.