Sentence examples for immutable truths from inspiring English sources

To understand its politics is to begin and to end there, guided by its immutable truths.

He challenges not only Einstein's relativity, but also the very notion of natural laws as immutable truths.

And in doing so we have discovered one of the immutable truths of childhood: a book worth reading once is worth reading 17 times in a row.

Judaism, consequently, was presented not as a religion of immutable truths but as one for which each cycle, or eon, was said to have a different Torah.

Mathematicians get to make the most pompous claims of all: we uncover immutable truths about the structure of the logical universe.

But the case is emblematic of the way India's growing middle class, egged on by a lively news media hungry for sensational stories, is increasingly unwilling to accept these seemingly immutable truths and willing to fight back.

There is one immutable truth about the Great British Bake Off.

To later generations of the faithful, what was written in fluctuating circumstances has assumed the status of immutable truth.

The other immutable truth is that we always need to have somebody we can be really, really angry at.

That it is has been a seemingly immutable truth for American motorists since the finned dinosaurs of the 1950s roamed the Earth.

"The present-day grim reality clearly proves once again the immutable truth that one's destiny should be defended by one's own efforts.