Sentence examples for immutable set of from inspiring English sources

At MIT, I also learned that politics is not an immutable set of processes, relationships, and outcomes.

They opt for a safe, immutable set of dogmas that often exclude and hurt people in churches today.

Some early Christians, Pagels says, saw their fledgling religion as a process of seeking and transformation, not of adherence to an immutable set of beliefs.

He described it as a "language organ," which is equipped with an immutable set of rules — a universal grammar — that is shared by all languages, regardless of how different they appear to be.

Without that, the paper versions of everything from registers to regulations to session laws to chamber journals to statute books – for all their flaws – are the nearest thing to an immutable set of ledgers that exist.

In this sense, as Mr. Shanks makes clear, the scrolls present some sharp challenges to the traditional view of Judaism as well as of Christianity, especially to the idea of Judaism as an immutable set of beliefs.

Since a subject's values can be expected to change over time, what is required is not an immutable, fixed, set of values, but a minimally consistent and stable set of values (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 24).

What Darwin proposed was not a set of immutable mathematical formulas.

"Some critics profess to work according to a set of immutable esthetic and technical laws," he wrote in The Times on July 6 , 1980

That you have a guiding set of principles that are absolutely immutable – can never be changed by anything.

In a classic 1960s series of experiments, Fitch and his Princeton University colleague James Cronin proved that one of the key laws of physics hitherto thought immutable — that matter and antimatter operate by the same set of rules — could sometimes be broken.