Sentence examples for unalterable conditions from inspiring English sources

It is embarrassing to admit that I once considered these things inevitable, unalterable conditions of Southern culture.

Indeed, many people now view marriage not as an unalterable condition, but as a contract whose terms can be altered and negotiated by the parties involved.

According to Einstein, his theoretical attitude "is distinct from that of Kant only by the fact that we do not conceive of the 'categories' as unalterable (conditioned by the nature of the understanding) but as (in the logical sense) free conventions.

Common sense at last, a little heated by argument, signified its unalterable convictions by going to bed.

In addition, he confuses my claim that the subhuman condition is thought of as unalterable with the very different — and quite implausible — notion that people never alter their ideas about the subhuman condition.

As Nick Bostrom, the head of the Future of Humanity Institute at the University of Oxford and a leading transhumanist thinker puts it, transhumanism "challenges the premise that the human condition is and will remain essentially unalterable".

YOUR ("unalterable") Actually not.

YOUR ("unalterable")Actually not.

And, he added, unalterable.

The flatness is unalterable.

He's unalterable, incorrigible.