Sentence examples for unchangeable characteristics from inspiring English sources

Rather, through highlighting some of the challenges I face as a young, female social worker, I hope to stress the importance of understanding what challenges your unchangeable characteristics can bring to your practice.

Brown and Rice (1998) suggest that physical and behavioral factors influence customers' evaluation of clothing quality; physical factors include unchangeable characteristics such as product designs, materials, fabric construction, and finishing methods.

They are linked not through innate, unchangeable characteristics but because they married abusive men.

"The current law in civil rights and the protected classes are inborn and unchangeable characteristics like race, ethnicity, national origin, age, sex, etc., and religion, which is expressly protected under the constitution," Waddell said.

Is Angell's "unique, unchangeable feature of baseball" headed to the graveyard of matinee doubleheaders and complete-game pitching?

(That a 'substance', in either the Aristotelian or Cartesian sense, might have an immutable essence, is a different matter, and insofar as Gassendi has such a notion (for example, with respect to space, time, matter, and void) he agrees that such things feature unchangeable sine qua non characteristics).

Yes, I thought, my brother is frozen, with his unchanging, unchangeable vision of what is to be done.

These variables, which constitute the patient's characteristics, are unchangeable.

Indeed, some of these characteristics are unchangeable (e.g. age), and others may follow a deteriorating course (e.g. chronic illness).

She was the same person she had been at six or sixteen, unchanged and unchangeable.

Seventeen seasons, one team, one number, unchanging and unchangeable, the Internet equivalent of a statue by the main gate.