Sentence examples for of the unchanging from inspiring English sources

Rita, the wife, had brought the dog, Tapka, with them on their peregrinations through Europe to Canada: the dog is her talisman of the unchanging.

As a historian, he was true to the central presupposition of Greek philosophy, that the truest knowledge must be of the unchanging.

Though Texas increasingly looked like a broad, bragging California, full of high-tech clusters and with the white Anglo culture besieged by Latinos and Asians, Mrs Richards was well aware of the unchanging lower layers.

The work does not emerge from his mind, from Plato's realm of the unchanging.

Having been educated in the period in which belief in the doctrine of the unchanging brain was mainstream, still when I hear about some person who has had brain damage or some other problem I find that my heart sinks.

Kate being given her mother-in-law's engagement ring could hardly make the point more starkly that William and Kate are just part of the unchanging pattern that defines monarchy.

Hartshorne finds additional religious concepts of God that hold the unchanging and the changing together in a way that allows for the development and significance of the non-divine in Lao-Tse (fourth century BCE) and in the Judeo-Christian scriptures (1953, 32 38).

The persistence claimed for the Vedas by the Mīmāṃsakas would appear to be of the kūṭastha ("unchanging persistence") kind, while its continuous study from time immemorial would be of the pravāha-nitya ("fluid persistence") kind.

We can only try to clean up the mess and do our best to approximate what the father of the Wilderness Act, former president Lyndon B Johnson, described as the "unchanging beauty and wonder" of wild places.

The Unchanging Sea.

Your 2001 book "Inventing Bath Style" discusses the "unchanging rules for the bathroom". What are they?