Sentence examples similar to unchanging questions from inspiring English sources
Yet supermarkets offer a distorted map of a flat, unchanging world without seasons or reasons to question how we do business, where an already over-consuming population is encouraged to purchase ever more, in such a way that we end up wasting one third of the precious food we buy.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
Mountains were no longer a barren, unchanging nothing but places worthy of scientific inquiry.
The assumption of unchanging of river morphology during inundation modelling should therefore be open to question for flood risk management.
Where the typical journalistic interview tailors questions to the particular qualities of a subject, the Proust questionnaire's unchanging ritual confers a special kind of prestige, granting the tastes, opinions, and preferences of celebrities a timeless, philosophical appeal.
It's like a less innocent version of Ives's "The Unanswered Question," a work in which solo voices ring out against a background of unchanging, oblivious strings.
The protocols are not meant to be unchanging; rather they are an expression of the current state of medical knowledge and are to be questioned at every turn and revised when they are outmoded.
If read in the latter way, the question is answered immediately in the text: always to be is to be intelligible and unchanging.
Download: 'Distant Call'; 'Unchanging Window'.
It's orderly and unchanging.
