Sentence examples for unchanging as from inspiring English sources

But geography is unchanging, as are the sensibilities created by it.

Galileo would go on to catalogue sunspots on the surface of the Sun, in direct conflict with the prevailing view that the heavens were perfect and unchanging, as had been held from the time of the Greeks, and had gotten enshrined by the Church.

CEO Matt Alexander (who co-founded the company with Mark Masinter) told me via email that while the largely static layout and offerings of a department store provide a degree of "consistency and reliability," they're also "dull and unchanging," as well as "fairly transactional with little more to provide".

Is mathematics truly as universal, eternal and unchanging as Dr. Frenkel believes?

Lately he advocated an index-linked "ideal money", to be as unchanging as a metre or kilogram.

But if science were as unchanging as that, we'd still think the Earth was the center of the universe and turn to alchemists for our gold jewelry.

"I try to let Andy do what he does best and stay just behind and if I see something I point it out," the Czech said on Sunday before taking his customary position at the front of Murray's box, his unchanging expression as inscrutable as ever behind his white cap and shades.

All four major networks turned down the new Star Trek series, as they were not willing to commit to a twenty six hour first season with a guaranteed unchanging time slot as well as a promotional campaign for the show.

The series is highly stylized, with a format as unchanging -- and as beloved of its fans -- as that of "Law and Order".

However, they viewed life in terms of essentialism, where species were conceptualized as static unchanging things while varieties were seen as aberrations of an idealized type.

Some of my Democratic friends point to this cynical behavior as evidence of the Republicans' unchanging incorrigibility and as justification for more party-line steamrolling to move the Obama agenda.