Sentence examples for unchanging observations from inspiring English sources

"It was in vain" therefore that the Jesuits "obtained from Rome a decree against Galileo … That is not what will prove that the earth does not move; and if one had unchanging observations that proved that the earth revolves, all the men in the world could not stop it moving" (Provincial Letters: I, 813).

Plato's investigation of unchanging objects begins with the observation that every faculty of the mind apprehends a unique set of objects: hearing apprehends sounds, sight apprehends visual images, smell apprehends odours, and so on.

But he says that the observations are consistent with an unchanging dark energy force--a cosmological constant.

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

Towering sand dunes on Mars, once thought to be ancient and unchanging, are actually dynamic and active today, new satellite observations show.

Otherwise the work, "Buddha Watching TV," is an unchanging meditation.

To the casual observer, silent chromatin might thus seem inert and unchanging.

Or should they focus on their own observations and valiantly seek explanations for an island universe containing a small cluster of galaxies floating within an unchanging sea of darkness — a conception of the cosmos that we know definitively to be wrong?

Is it unchanging?

COMMUNIST Party plenums are rituals of unchanging arcana.

Download: 'Distant Call'; 'Unchanging Window'.