Sentence examples for nearly unchanging from inspiring English sources

The Arabic of the Koran remained a prestigious and nearly unchanging standard throughout the Islamic world.

The term quasistatic means "nearly unchanging," so a quasistatic signal refers to a signal that changes so slowly over long times that it possesses characteristics more like static signals than dynamic (i.e. rapidly changing) signals.

There's a new wrinkle in that most unchanging of fashions — men's formal wear.

Until Hubble published his findings, most astronomers had thought the universe was static, unchanging.

By the time he returned in October 1836, he had doubts about the doctrine that species were fixed and unchanging.

The menu is unchanging.

Which is unchanging.

Other things were unchanging.

Parton herself is utterly unchanging.

"The words are set and unchanging.

"Winter, spring, summer, it can be pretty unchanging.