Sentence examples for immutable rules from inspiring English sources

There are no immutable rules in this free versus paid-for game.

Experts say the A.D.A.'s basic guideline is that there are no immutable rules.

One doesn't want to behave like that but still these are the immutable rules of the men's lav.

Much of what's astounded the professional political class is the extent to which the seemingly immutable rules about how elections are won and lost no longer appear valid.

The novel insists on the shared animality of human beings despite their efforts to subdue nature, within "immutable rules of hunger and satisfaction".

The best analogy may be in biology, where complex organisms have been able to evolve into an astonishing variety of forms only by obeying immutable rules of development.

The final, immutable rule.

But there is one immutable rule: you can never wipe your slate clean.

Teenagers the world over know the one immutable rule: tell the adults what they want to hear.

Ibn Khaldun, the immortal father of rational history, has stated as an immutable rule that when dynasties arise in the desert they are crude, poor, rancorous, and enterprising.

Festivals can feed you rhetoric about rules not applying in their multi-stage celebrations of not plagiarising Pitchfork's 'Best New Music' list so much that they could get sued but the reality is that, if you feed yourself, one immutable rule remains: people are going to need to slide out some of the Devil's rope while they are there.