Sentence examples for immutable law from inspiring English sources

That is the immutable law of the American food chain.

meanwhile the equally immutable law of television states that dangers have to become ever more extreme.

Geoff Brown, a football writer, had a phrase for it: "the immutable law of the ex".

UNDER the immutable law of unforeseen consequences, it doesn't matter what goes up around ground zero.

Because the third immutable law is this: one can never have too many dresses.

What seems set in stone today, an immutable law of politics, almost certainly won't be tomorrow.

"Tuesday Morning Quarterback's immutable law of short-yardage holds: Do a Little Dance If You Want to Gain That Yard.

Unable to accept what the film presents as the immutable law of segregation, Washington's character drives herself mad with frustration.

There is no immutable law that strategic alliances must be a windfall for Japanese or Korean partners.

That is one of the things that he means by "the immutable law of the Great Death".

"But, the fact that the gap turned around suggests that these gaps are not an immutable law of nature.