Sentence examples for immutable on one point from inspiring English sources
But she remains immutable on one point: the myth of the overmedicated child is just that — an allegory but not a reality.
On one point dealers agreed.
In film there is basically one point of view – that of the camera lens – the objective stance is virtually immutable and all subjective variation succumbs to the power of photography.
Facing bankruptcy at the time, the young Disney received the backing to make his proposed Alice series on one immutable condition: Miss Davis, star of Disney's first film about Alice, Alicee's Wonderland," must continue to play the role.
One other point on deportations.
One more point: on abortion.
"The present-day grim reality clearly proves once again the immutable truth that one's destiny should be defended by one's own efforts.
That's an immutable part of one's appearance.
A decade ago, when deficits appeared immutable, no one would have dared to predict that the government would be in surplus today.
Unlike Judaism, the new Jewishness did not depend on what one did, but on what one was by immutable birth.
