Sentence examples for unchanging rules from inspiring English sources

But finance is "quite different" he says, because blackjack has unchanging rules and measurable odds.

The council promulgated twenty new church laws, called canons, (though the exact number is subject to debate, that is, unchanging rules of discipline.

Sports are vast and relatively unchanging rule sets that transcend the generations, and their rules often become colloquial terms of reference.

An unchanging rule of comedy in this fast-paced world.

The single, unchanging rule in all of this is that the artist shapes his tools, in this case he appropriates industrial machinery to create unique objects.

The climax of every episode of "The A-Team" followed an unchanging formula.

It's certainly true that the India of Kim is an unchanging place, with British rule an incontestable part of the scene.

At roughly the same time, Roger Marston (c.1235 1303) writes of those who, "drunk on the nectar of philosophy … twisted toward their own sense all of Augustine's authoritative texts on the unchanging light and the eternal rules" (Quaestiones disputatae de anima 3 ad 30).

These interrelated stories serve as archetypes: though the text moves swiftly to the present day and flips through an array of other case studies, it is these three lives that show just how monotonously unchanging – and therefore futile – the essential rules of the "war on drugs" have always been.

In dull periods of plenty, in unchanging oceans and unalterable plains, stasis ruled.

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