Sentence examples for of immutable from inspiring English sources

What Darwin proposed was not a set of immutable mathematical formulas.

To later generations of the faithful, what was written in fluctuating circumstances has assumed the status of immutable truth.

Some cities have shown that these widely observed patterns are not the result of immutable economic laws.

Amid her beloved Detroit's bankruptcy and mass foreclosures, Reeves stakes a claim of immutable ownership: "This is my song".

Julia has imagined Emily as "the still point," waiting for Edward at the pole he never sees, a picture of immutable love.

He was deposing a divine order of immutable categories; he was also dissolving a sacral boundary that had separated the animal from the human.

In an analysis of several New York Times articles about the case, Piot called the "evocation of images of the immutable nature of patriarchal tradition" in Africa "extraordinary".

(One of the immutable laws of television is that the British love a good whodunnit).

And in doing so we have discovered one of the immutable truths of childhood: a book worth reading once is worth reading 17 times in a row.

WASHINGTON — One of the immutable laws of American politics has been that while voters typically loathe Congress, they tend to tolerate their own lawmaker.

We came to market shipping an industrial-strength product that addressed the final frontier of the immutable law of physics, which was delaying application performance in networks.