Sentence examples for immutable like from inspiring English sources

Since the natural laws dominating a given epoch depend upon that epoch's social order, natural laws cannot be regarded as immutable; like all finite realities, they too are likely to change in the course of cosmic history.

advocates are loath to address this issue, instead arguing that sexual orientation is immutable, like race.

If confirmed, the finding could mean that other constants regarded as immutable, like the speed of light, might also have changed over the history of the cosmos.

But Brexit lays bare the brutal way in which decisions about peoples' lives and families are taken, and how facts they thought immutable – like nationality or the holding of a passport – can be withdrawn by a sudden change in public mood and a reckless government cowering in whatever direction the winds of xenophobia are blowing.

Some are timeless, immutable, like the loneliness of ballplayers on the field.

"There were no immutable facts like history or mathematics.

Her expression is fixed, seemingly immutable, much like her position in life.

Some might argue that the Civil Rights Act should be limited to discrimination based on immutable characteristics like race or national origin, not acts of volition.

True, immutable factors like genetics, a family's medical baggage and just being born female determine much of the risk of breast cancer.

With this momentous shift, America once again reaffirms its core values of equality and respect — values predicated upon a person's capabilities and demonstrated competence, not an immutable characteristic like gender.

"By basing sentencing decisions on static factors and immutable characteristics, like the defendant's education level, socioeconomic background or neighborhood, they may exacerbate unwarranted and unjust disparities that are already far too common in our criminal justice system and in our society," he said.