Sentence examples for no immutable from inspiring English sources

There are no immutable laws.

There are no immutable rules in this free versus paid-for game.

No immutable anti-pump policies existed on the books, but since no laws demanded that breast pumps be permitted, they just weren't.

(As a parallel, there is no immutable reason territorial waters should be extended miles from the shore, as they do, or 12, as the U.S. claimed during prohibition, but there must be an international definition of territorial waters or we'd all be shooting one another).

"THERE IS NO immutable law of physics that says giant companies can't continue to grow at 20%-plus a year," says Richard McGinn, Lucent Technologies' chief executive.

Again, there's no immutable party responsibility.

The timeline is no longer immutable.

Beer is no longer the immutable staff of life, which is why the duty escalator has helped destroy almost 6,000 pubs since its introduction.

Seven years later, Judith Butler's book Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity challenged no less than the ancient-to-modern ontology of gender values we've inherited and demonstrated to be by no means immutable or universal, not even biologically necessary or corresponding, but no more than social constructs of an arbitrary if culturally and sexually functional origin.

Over 50% of Americans now support same-sex marriage, gays "attract the attention of lawmakers" and they have "no obvious, immutable or distinguishing traits".

The "traditional values" that form the alleged bedrock of the GOP are no more immutable and enduring than core values popularly associated with Democrats.