Sentence examples for unchanging features from inspiring English sources
Our desires as nations, like our desires as individuals, are rooted in the unchanging features of our terrain.
By Adam Gopnik One strain of geographic history holds that our desires as nations are rooted in the unchanging features of our terrain.
It should have some identifiable and unchanging features because such features are ineliminable from matter.
She thus follows pragmatic methodology in its claim that it eschews essentialism, construed as a method of identifying fixed and unchanging features of a given concept, practice or entity.
In the late 17th century, Ray had given the first formal definition of a biological species, which he described as being characterized by essential unchanging features, and stated the seed of one species could never give rise to another.
Other things were unchanging.
Parton herself is utterly unchanging.
"The words are set and unchanging.
Here is rural England.Unchanging rural England?
