Sentence examples for immutable precepts from inspiring English sources

In "The Rug: It Shrank!" he comments on the almost imperceptible changes over time to the interior of Philip Johnson's classic Glass House in New Canaan, Conn., a monument to the seemingly immutable precepts of high Modernism.

This bedrock principle is immutable.

These "precepts", "conclusions" or "theorems" of reason are "eternal and immutable", always commanding our assent even when they may not safely be acted upon.

Eschew precepts of time.

The facts are immutable.

In this immutable dream.

Now it is immutable.

The final, immutable rule.

It is unchangeable, immutable.

But violating constitutional precepts?

But biases are not immutable.