Sentence examples for unchanging existence from inspiring English sources

His fate speaks volumes about Greenwood's tangled-up view of his time – passionately angry, but also fatalistic, as in a final passage in which yet another rain-sodden Monday morning points up the largely unchanging existence he describes.

Without God, the world would be nothing more than a static, unchanging existence radically different from the actual world of experience.

We do not live in an unchanging world.

(1) All of the putative objects and phenomena on the left-hand under the heading RIGID are elements of the universe that are firm and unchanging, and their existence seems to entail a kind of immutability of reality; the world cannot be otherwise.

Can existence not exist?

Urging his readers to employ reason rather than to rely on revelation, Paine argues that the only reliable, unchanging and universal evidence of God's existence is the natural world.

In a variety of ways, virtually all Mādhyamika's reject the existence of an ultimate, absolute, unchanging nature in things, as Śāntarakṣita has done in the first sixty-two stanzas of MA.

Here al-Ghazâlî accepts the existence of "natures" (tabâ'i') and of unchanging connections between causes and their effects.

It sits there unchanging, true to its original creation.

Social destinies were unchanging because rooted in powerful creation myths.

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