Yes, I thought, my brother is frozen, with his unchanging, unchangeable vision of what is to be done.
Behaviour would be seen as unchangeable, out of the control of the individual or social action.
Thus, he says, if a coin can change its relations solely in virtue of changes in the properties of something else, "how much easier ought we to accept this of the unchangeable substance of God?" (ibid).
This is a testament to his greatness: so much of it is built on the unchangeable basis of his knowledge of basketball's nuances.
Now, with unemployment nearly five times higher than two decades ago, the mood (if not the rhetoric) is oddly more relaxed, as though lack of work were an unchangeable fact of life, like an eclipse of the sun.Not only is there no violence to speak of.
In Russia, corruption is considered in much the same way as the climate: something that makes life harder and causes constant grumbling, but is an unchangeable part of the fabric of life.
Moreover, the political institutions of any democracy, according to Dewey, should not be viewed as the perfect and unchangeable creations of visionary statesmen of the past; rather, they should be constantly subject to criticism and improvement as historical circumstances and the public interest change.
Since the unfavorable predictors, high pretreatment HCV RNA levels, infected with genotype 1b, and presence of cirrhosis, are unchangeable, adjustment of IFN dose and duration according to the unfavorable factors is important to achieve a better efficacy/risk ratio.
Others, of course, point to another unchangeable aspect of Fiji's model: getting that water to far-flung markets where people will pay a lot of money for it.
Is Angell's "unique, unchangeable feature of baseball" headed to the graveyard of matinee doubleheaders and complete-game pitching?
