Sentence examples for immutable vision from inspiring English sources
The whole of world history is known by God's immutable vision, which includes the knowledge of things which are future contingents in the temporal order.
However, the vision of immutable memories after consolidation has been challenged.
Kasarda is less co-author than inspirational Yoda, supplying the vision and the immutable "laws" of development for 21st-century life — emphasis on location, accessibility and speed.
"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".
Let's keep our heads high, our vision clear, our purpose immutable: Our people, EVERY SINGLE ONE of them, deserve a real solution that allows them to live with dignity.
While the former leads some modern thinkers to discern the endpoint of all that progress in utopian visions and hopeful idealisms, the latter believes the immutable force of culture will often thwart those visions and idealisms.
We all know by now that the vision of a nightclub as a truly utopian space is somewhat of a fallacy; there are too many immutable forces at play for that to ever be an actual livable possibility.
The final, immutable rule.
