Sentence examples for largely unchanging from inspiring English sources
Like the game it chronicles, Wisden is more adaptable than a largely unchanging appearance — yellow dust covers over a squat brown binding — might suggest.
His fate speaks volumes about Greenwood's tangled-up view of his time – passionately angry, but also fatalistic, as in a final passage in which yet another rain-sodden Monday morning points up the largely unchanging existence he describes.
The Treasury mandarins who guide Darling's hands will be exactly the same once they take George Osborne or Vince Cable as master (surrounded by a largely unchanging quorum of advisers and chums).
Unlike the other solo and acoustic tours that he has undertaken (most recently, a theatre tour, in 2005, for his album "Devils & Dust"), the show is scripted and largely unchanging.
Taken as a whole, Selig's tenure was a time when baseball stopped being a largely unchanging and uniquely American pastime.
The largely unchanging scores of group 1 (the least educationally impactful treatment) across three time points suggest that the tests were indeed equivalent.
CEO Matt Alexander (who co-founded the company with Mark Masinter) told me via email that while the largely static layout and offerings of a department store provide a degree of "consistency and reliability," they're also "dull and unchanging," as well as "fairly transactional with little more to provide".
Our history can be seen as the history of successful waves of integration, albeit often obscured by a powerful (largely English) myth of Britain as insular, unchanging and so in need of protection from unprecedented change.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
Download: 'Distant Call'; 'Unchanging Window'.
