Sentence examples for immutable of from inspiring English sources

Even the ending, that most immutable of barriers, responds to your touch.

We propose that people are genetic essentialists that is, they tend to think of genetic attributions as being immutable, of a specific etiology, natural, and dividing people into homogenous and discrete groups.

As Ibn al-ʿArabi also informs us, our essences (that which is beyond the soul), go through a khalq jadīd (renewed creation) at every indivisible moment in time; we shed an old form and clothe ourselves in a new expression of eloquence that emerges from the most immutable of essences that define us.

Purchasing these tokens allows users to start registering their assets and create chains of immutable records of what their machines have done," May explained.

In an analysis of several New York Times articles about the case, Piot called the "evocation of images of the immutable nature of patriarchal tradition" in Africa "extraordinary".

(One of the immutable laws of television is that the British love a good whodunnit).

And in doing so we have discovered one of the immutable truths of childhood: a book worth reading once is worth reading 17 times in a row.

WASHINGTON — One of the immutable laws of American politics has been that while voters typically loathe Congress, they tend to tolerate their own lawmaker.

We came to market shipping an industrial-strength product that addressed the final frontier of the immutable law of physics, which was delaying application performance in networks.

Death is one of the immutable givens of life.

I will suggest it is because of an immutable law of the work that is beyond explanation, but is indestructible and essential: news judgment.