Sentence examples for unchanging aspects from inspiring English sources

Many experts insisted that there were deep, unchanging aspects of Japanese culture that made it constitutionally unfit for Western-style democracy.

It is both real and unreal, with its so-called grotesques functioning as unchanging aspects of human frailty, just as the forgotten dusty cabin in McCullers's The Ballad of the Sad Café may be seen as nothing less than the locked sarcophagus of the closed-down human heart.

HAQ scores also reflect unchanging aspects of patients' overall status, such as their degree of deprivation.

The one unchanging aspect of a Whitney Biennial — the one thing everyone can count on — is that Hilton Kramer, the most easily outraged of American art critics, will hate it.

All this seems to indicate the unchanging aspect of the divine in its successive manifestations.

It was just one aspect of an unchanging nature that has guided the French Foreign Legion to train anyone regardless of nationality into what they call a "closely homogenous and tightly knit group".

The simple dwellings, rustic pathways, and stone fences enhance the tale's timeless aspect and suggest an unchanging countryside and its way of life.

Some aspects of tennis are so unchanging, it is a wonder that the lower-rung players ever drag their bones to yet another airport or practice given what they are up against to pry away even one tournament title.

Its appeal lies largely in a deceptively simple format – in talking about a fantasy island and their music selections, guests relax and reveal aspects of themselves – and a seemingly unchanging quality, underlined by the fact that it has only had four main presenters.

Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.

Process panentheism recognizes two aspects of the divine, an abstract and unchanging essence and a concrete state that involves change.