Sentence examples for immutable thing from inspiring English sources
"This is an immutable thing," he said.
And just like a healthy human's genetic code, automotive DNA should be an immutable thing, regardless of the technology powering the wheels.
Hope that existing social networks were not a given and immutable thing, that they could be changed, improved, replaced," he tells TechCrunch.
But the real message here is that the food supply is not some inviolate, immutable thing.
If God exists and is an immutable thing, God is nevertheless portrayed in human images that are ever changing.
On this anniversary of our Lunar achievement and the graduation of my class of 1969, I wonder if there is any greater truth than achievement, any more immutable thing than the ephemeral moment of a winning touchdown.
"Authorial tone, point of view, the personality of an author, writing style, these are immutable things," he said.
Research shows that when we adopt a view that our abilities are fixed or immutable, things go great as long as we keep doing well– but really fall apart when we experience difficulty.
"As Miss Clayburgh plays this scene," Vincent Canby wrote about "An Unmarried Woman" in 1978, "one has a vision of all the immutable things that can be destroyed in less than a minute, from landscapes and ships and reputations to perfect marriages".
She stalks off alone down the street, throws up in a trash basket and, when she at last lets the news sink in, starts to cry in fury, surprise, hurt and fear.As Miss Clayburgh plays this scene, one has a vision of all the immutable things that can be destroyed in less than a minute, from landscapes and ships and reputations to perfect marriages.
It consists of the following principles, each contributing to the overall notion that here in the Garden State, numbers are not the reliable, immutable, rational things that they are elsewhere: THE KIDD-CARTER POSTULATE -- In the broader world, 50 percent may be average, but under the Kidd-Carter Postulate, 51percentt is outstanding.
