Sentence examples for some unchanging from inspiring English sources
"The hawk/dove labels are pretty silly because they suggest some unchanging genetic tendency towards favouring one type of policy; anyone who was like that would be very ill suited to be on the MPC," he said.
And of course we also have to carry around the heavy baggage of all of those old stories we think we know are some unchanging truth.
All that millions of American children have learned about their classmates, neighbors and colleagues who happen to be Hindu is that we have some unchanging monolithic code of conduct called caste, and we naively worship sacred cows and monkeys, perhaps thinking they could be our reincarnated long dead ancestors.
The genetic code has been unchanging for some three billion years in its canonical ensemble of encoded amino acids, as indicated by the universal adoption of this ensemble by all known organisms.
We realize that it is also possible that some symptoms (e.g. unchanging facial expression, decreased spontaneous movements, paucity of expressive gestures, poor eye contact, lack of affective response, lack of vocal inflections and alogia) could be a result of lack of activation, or hypo-activation of the circuits discussed.
Other things were unchanging.
Parton herself is utterly unchanging.
"The words are set and unchanging.
Here is rural England.Unchanging rural England?
