Sentence examples for it's unchanging from inspiring English sources

Despite Europe's current crises, it's unchanging, fundamental challenge was expressed that year by Sicco Mansholt, then president of the European commission, probably better than by any of the current voices in the referendum campaign, whether for or against UK remaining in.

It's unchanging position from a General Synod vote in 1987 is "that: homosexual genital acts also fall short of the ideal, and are likewise to be met by a call to repentance".

It's unchanging, whereas your passions will evolve and develop over time.

As an institution, it's unchanging, built to crank out factory workers and thus unsuited for our modern, high-tech era.

Newman had argued his way into Catholicism not by way of the familiar claim that the church was true because it was unchanging.

The stability of a just society does not mean that it must be unchanging.

Maxwell's life was as adventurous as Moneypenny's was unchanging.

The assumption of the static God leads to the assumption that God's word is unchanging.

The catalog, with an introduction by Ms. Riley and seven essays by Mr. Kudielka, then goes beyond the images to underscore how, for all its multiple expressions, Klee's vision of art was unchanging.

The nibbles – a bowl of radishes for £3, anchovies at the same price, roasted garlic, grilled octopus, sweet oily slices of saucisson or a thimble of brown potted crab which had about it the smooth, retro aspect of Shippam's paste (for the nostalgics) – are unchanging.

"One of the beautiful things about this frozen body is that it is a metaphor for what is unchanging.