Sentence examples for of the immutable from inspiring English sources

(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.

Until this year, the Maxwell House version contained a traditional translation of the immutable Hebrew and Aramaic that referred to God in male terms; although Jews do not attribute a gender to God, the Hebrew uses the male pronoun.

In his book "Islam and Modernity" (University of Chicago Press), written 25 years ago, Rahman, who died in 1988, explored the tensions in Islam between the heritage of the immutable text and the challenges posed by ever-changing experience.

In early discussions about the research, one leader from the voluntary sector said our work sounded interesting, but added that "it almost sounds as if you are going to argue against one of the immutable laws of economics".

Back in my dice-rolling days, I thought I had a pretty good grip on the immutable mathematics of craps.

Smoother travel and longer life time of a track depend on the immutable track stiffness.

Costs "are now exploding according to the immutable logic of demographic and actuarial facts, and it is clear that the government can't pay them into the future".

In terms of developing electronic voting systems that are auditable and tamperproof, a notable effort has been the use of blockchain, the immutable, distributed ledger that powers the bitcoin cryptocurrency.

There is a deeper difficulty here, that the attitudes Fredrickson stresses are, as he says, "sets of beliefs" about the immutable awfulness of other races, rather than hostile feelings toward them.