Sentence examples for seemingly immutable from inspiring English sources
Rather, it is the seemingly immutable prestige, influence and high-voltage dazzle of the Nobel Prizes.
Her expression is fixed, seemingly immutable, much like her position in life.
Given that seemingly immutable reality, what is there left to say? Quite a lot, it turns out.
If humans can reinvent even basic facts of biology, what other seemingly immutable problems can be solved?
He believed, as Mr. Adelman put it, "that even the most seemingly immutable, impossible situations could be solved, that you could change things that seemed unchangeable".
That it is has been a seemingly immutable truth for American motorists since the finned dinosaurs of the 1950s roamed the Earth.
What they have demonstrated, in contrast to the assumptions of the quality improvement literature, is that the terms of the seemingly scientific measurement enquiry are neither timeless nor immutable, but constituted by changing styles of enquiry [ 55, 63, 65, 93, 94].
As they departed, a country hardened by war, occupation and deprivation became smaller than its parts, and the sole axis of identity was not the language Bustani mentioned, or a shared past, or a common culture, but immutable affiliations �� sects and ethnicities, the politics of each seemingly foreordained.
The final, immutable rule.
