Sentence examples for unchanging institutions from inspiring English sources

At the root of "The Price of Motherhood" is a personal experience produced by the great historical collision of the past 35 years between change in women's lives and unchanging institutions.

These unchanging institutions remain trapped in a pre-Costa-Del-Sol era, where families play Bingo at Butlins in Bognor Regis and Blackpool's B&Bs are chock-a-block.

Marriage has never been a rigid and unchanging institution.

The citizens of Missouri have spoken: the sacred and unchanging institution of marriage is not for the likes of me.

For contemporary political purposes, marriage is often depicted as a timeless and unchanging institution; actually, it has been enormously elastic throughout history and across cultures.

From this perspective, approaches to 'the subak' as a discrete, unchanging 'traditional' institution were rightly criticized and confronted with the real world of living social actors and their struggles about rights and responsibilities in land and water management.

As an institution, it's unchanging, built to crank out factory workers and thus unsuited for our modern, high-tech era.

In all this al-Ghazâlî accepted the unchanging character of this creation.

The planning process is too often viewed as a sequence of steps in which design, institutions and leadership provide an unchanging framework in which planning proceeds.

It sits there unchanging, true to its original creation.

Social destinies were unchanging because rooted in powerful creation myths.