Sentence examples for unchanged man from inspiring English sources

Its pieces proved to be worth far more apart than together, making Rockefeller richer than ever.The popular belief in media circles is that Mr Murdoch is an unchanged man.

He recently died, at the age seventy-five, an "unchanged man," according to the Times — as committed to the promise of psychedelics as he had been before imprisonment and multiple arrests.

Britain are gambling on an unchanged men's eight crew for this month's World Championships as they target their first gold medal in the class.

Furthermore, even when the cutoff point of waist circumference for U.S. individuals was used (>102 cm in men and >88 cm in women) in the metabolic syndrome criteria instead of the cutoff point for Asians, the HR of metabolic syndrome for incident type 2 diabetes was substantially unchanged (men: 2.48 [1.76–3.51], P < 0.001; women: 3.22 [2.27–4.55], P < 0.001).

Although Emerson described "essences unchanged by man; space, the air, the river, the leaf", he also wrote of the "perfect exhilaration" of "crossing a bare common, in snow puddles at twilight, under a clouded sky".

England have named an unchanged 14-man squad for the one-day series against world number one side  Australia.

Taylor has replaced Ravi Bopara – who has withdrawn for personal reasons – in an otherwise unchanged 13-man England squad for the second Test, which starts at Headingley on Thursday.

Rates of serious mental illness have remained largely unchanged among men over the years that they have been rising among women.

England have named an unchanged 14-man squad for the five-match NatWest series against Australia which starts at Lord's on Friday.

They have named an unchanged 13-man squad, as expected, and it would surely take a midweek injury for them to even consider altering their XI.

Not surprisingly, McNamara has named an unchanged 19-man squad, with every indication that this will become an unchanged 17 for the first game of rugby league at the Olympic Stadium.