Sentence examples for seems immutable from inspiring English sources

Some 13 months before Election Day, the race's dynamic seems immutable.

That view will chime with Arsenal's fans, for whom improving the defence is a priority, but Wenger's loyalty to his young players often seems immutable.

The painful truth is that the color line often seems immutable here, and the nation seems like one in name, not spirit.

IF the the world of business is defined by flux, one aspect of commerce seems immutable: the torrent of business books that rises from the presses.

The camp ethos seems immutable: Build self-reliance, self-discipline and unselfish camaraderie in boys who may lack a structured home environment yet show an aptitude for leadership.

Politics are controlled by the old, people who don't understand technology, a situation which seems immutable.

He made it seem immutable and perfect.

Malaysia has prospered wonderfully, and the arrangement seemed immutable.

Twenty years ago it seemed immutable, a force that bent the natural world to its demands.

In Togo and Gabon, the levers of power have long seemed immutable, dominated by the same families for decades.

But one thing had seemed immutable -- that the name Kodak would always evoke the world's largest consumer photography company.