Sentence examples similar to unchangeable effect from inspiring English sources
Essentialist meaning a view that detects an unchanging, and unchangeable, essence or identity.
It is not some kind of unchangeable essence, either.
She was the same person she had been at six or sixteen, unchanged and unchangeable.
Aristotle's De Caelo added that something is eternally unchanged only if unchangeable.
toward this issue is unchangeable.
Is war an outcome of unchangeable human nature or, rather, of changeable social practice?
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?
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
It can be seen that the resistance remains virtually unchangeable (Fig. 3a) during compression at a speed of 8 μm/min due to the effect of X-irradiation.
In a special issue of the American Journal of Sociology 'Exploring genetics and social structure', Bearman considers the reasons why sociologists are concerned about genetic effects on behaviour; first they see it as legitimating existing societal arrangements, which assumes that 'genetic' is unchangeable.
