Sentence examples for seen as fixed from inspiring English sources

The pathways of the brain were seen as fixed and rigid, like a railway network, and later as a telephone exchange.

And, although no one can second-guess posterity, it is a fair bet to say that his plays will endure as long as audiences savour linguistic precision and accept Pinter's basic premise: that nothing in life, except the laws of cricket, can be seen as fixed, absolute or certain.

The product boundary cannot be seen as fixed anymore.

The distribution of economic benefits and burdens was normally seen as fixed, either by nature or by God.

Standardly sex was seen as fixed by biology, and gender, as the social meanings attached to such biology, seen as historically and socially variable, and open to change.

The Law of the River was once seen as fixed and inviolable.

The backlash against the Bush administration's attempt to gut housing subsidies for the poor has finally registered in Congress, where the Republican leadership is scrambling to be seen as fixing the problem.

That is, earlier states of the world can be seen as fixing all later states; but equally, later states can be seen as fixing all earlier states.

Trump would be seen as fixing the underlying problem, and after it was fixed the problem of the 11 million would essentially solve itself.

Nowadays, the language is "I identify as... ..; identities, which can change rather rapidly, are seen as fluid choices rather than fixed inheritances.

"The removal of a principal cannot be seen as having fixed the problem," said C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, who is a member of the task force working to phase out the old school.