Sentence examples for immutable view from inspiring English sources

And that is the immutable view of Orthodox Jews, many of whom raised objections to "Etz Hayim".

Darwin's theory of evolution (1859) changed this immutable view of species by identifying the mechanism, natural selection, by which organisms evolve into new species.

A look at other recent conflicts reveals that far from being immutable, Americans' views of armed intervention can shift quickly and dramatically — and that there's a great deal a president can do to bring a skeptical public on board.

However, due to the limitations of the Cytoscape API, which renders graph views immutable, such new features will more likely be included in a re-implementation of OndexView for Ondex's own graph visualization frontend.

The ultimate source of Newton's conviction that light is corpuscular was his recognition that individual rays of light have immutable properties; in his view, such properties imply immutable particles of matter.

While conservative ideas may get replaced by a new one, some views remain immutable.

That ideal, in Stammler's view, was not immutable but reflected the degree of social harmony possible in a particular place and time.

Galileo, like Tycho before him, tried in vain to measure the parallax of this new star, and then argued against the Aristotelian view of an immutable heavens.

Political conventions that had been thought immutable have been discarded.

Yet time, however much a hindrance, was not necessarily viewed as an immutable barrier.

But surveys tell us that many people remain wedded to a view of memories as immutable, static possessions.