Sentence examples for it is unchanging from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.

It's a model of the world with time already built in, and so it is unchanging: past, present, and future all exist at once.

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

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

Aristotle envisioned the earth as the true center of all the circles or 'orbs' carrying the heavenly bodies around it and all motion as 'uniform,' that is, unchanging.

She observes human nature with the impassive detachment of the anthropologist and records it with honesty -- and essential human nature is unchanging.

The menu is unchanging.

Which is unchanging.

This is not say that the North Korean economy is unchanging.

What would Alan do?" In the Bloodaxe Books edition of the play, Plater wrote The soul of the piece is unchanging.

Our homes are centrally heated and our way of life, for the most part, is unchanging whatever the season, but the minute the leaves on the trees start turning brown, the skies darken and the fall begins to descend, I start feeling a cozy, homey need for housebound companionship and kitchen activity.