Sentence examples for unchanging of from inspiring English sources

There's a new wrinkle in that most unchanging of fashions — men's formal wear.

The assumption of unchanging of river morphology during inundation modelling should therefore be open to question for flood risk management.

'The city, his city, stood unchanging on the edge of time: the same burning dry city of his nocturnal terrors and the solitary pleasures of puberty, where flowers rusted and salt corroded, where nothing had happened for four centuries except a slow ageing among withered laurels..."...

My theory is that happy marriages, from the Darwins on down, are made up of a steady, unchanging formula of lust, laughter and loyalty.

This subtlest, unchanging aspect of our existence is the self.

Unchanging and bereft of free will, they are prisoners of memory, doomed to repeat the past again and again.

The famous Pygmy groups of the Ituri Forest in Congo (Kinshasa) present an example of a culture unchanging as a result of acculturation with neighbouring peoples.

The genetic code has been unchanging for some three billion years in its canonical ensemble of encoded amino acids, as indicated by the universal adoption of this ensemble by all known organisms.

The great beauty of atomism was its ability to explain the changes in things as due to changes in the configurations of unchanging atoms.

Both, indeed, are barely characters at all, being a bundle of unchanging qualities — courage and curiosity in one, hope and defeatedness in the other — allied to the simplest of graphic gestures.

With lung volume unchanging, the fluctuations of both esophageal and airway pressure should be theoretically equivalent [ 5].