Sentence examples for immutable phrase from inspiring English sources

It signals wisdom by waxing incomprehensible: There is an immutable phrase at large in the languages of the world that places fabulous ransom on every word in it: The love of a good woman.

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

Not so, wrote Kirk, who scorned the condensation of "profound and intricate intellectual systems to a few pretentious phrases," and cautioned: "Conservatism is not a fixed and immutable body of dogmata".

In any case, the kind of existence TINs have is sufficient to undermine the second objection above: the divine essence God's nature is a true and immutable nature, and thus we do not need to prefix anything like the phrase "According to the idea of God" to premise (3).

The facts are immutable.

In this immutable dream.

Now it is immutable.

The final, immutable rule.

It is unchangeable, immutable.

But biases are not immutable.

But the menu is immutable.