Sentence examples for unchangeable as from inspiring English sources

A new review of many studies suggests that our personality isn't as unchangeable as we think.

"A good sentence in prose," declares Flaubert, "should be like a good line in poetry, unchangeable, as rhythmic and sonorous".

But the juxtaposition of Silk, Berlin and Mr. Hopkins, who is white, invites the opposite reading: that in the entertainment industry, conceptions of race and passing have proved as unchangeable as Silk's past.

Hence, the structure of the international system is not unchangeable as the neorealists claim.

The authorities shrug their shoulders as if all this were as inevitable and unchangeable as the weather.

The reality is, my friend, that what happened to you last week is as unchangeable as the outcome of the American Revolutionary War, as the Black Death, as the great fire of Rome in the year 64.

These colors are constant and unchangeable, and as much an intrinsic property of the word as the arrangement of the letters.

If svabhāva is regarded as the true nature of phenomena it is sometimes characterized as not brought about by any causal process, as unchangeable and as independent of any other object.

The interesting problem arising here is that for the Madhyamaka the true nature of phenomena is emptiness, i.e. the absence of svabhāva understood as substance, and that svabhāva understood in this way is also characterized as not brought about by any causal process, as unchangeable and as independent of any other object.

This was already expected, and accepted as unchangeable, at the time the trial was designed.

Ready to admit that it is "ahistorical and ethnocentric conservatism" to treat the negative effects of cultural diversity as unchangeable, and as reasons to argue for homogeneity?