Sentence examples for in the unchanging from inspiring English sources
Our desires as nations, like our desires as individuals, are rooted in the unchanging features of our terrain.
Distances can be difficult to judge and even time shifts in odd ways in the unchanging landscape.
More real is the repetitive rhythm of his daily life in the unchanging landscape of the Vaucluse, 20 miles east of Avignon.
By Adam Gopnik One strain of geographic history holds that our desires as nations are rooted in the unchanging features of our terrain.
The sunset or the Beethoven string quartet can be so ravishing that we find ourselves lost in the unchanging essentiality they present to us.
It seems that only God (assuming He exists) doesn't have memory, because He is in the unchanging present, that is, a time when, for us, everything is either past or yet to come.
Hartshorne finds additional religious concepts of God that hold the unchanging and the changing together in a way that allows for the development and significance of the non-divine in Lao-Tse (fourth century BCE) and in the Judeo-Christian scriptures (1953, 32 38).
Perhaps this is the answer: The unchanging first causes have nothing but being in common with the mutable things they cause.
Verb forms and tenses indicate the unchanging yet ongoing relationship between the ancestral past and the present.
As a historian, he was true to the central presupposition of Greek philosophy, that the truest knowledge must be of the unchanging.
The work does not emerge from his mind, from Plato's realm of the unchanging.
