Sentence examples for unchanging stable from inspiring English sources
("Children need a perfectly reliable, unchanging, stable, unquestioned framework from their caregivers, and then it's that framework that gives them the utter freedom to explore in all the poetic, numinous 'make it new' Wordsworthian ways they need," she adds).
Although the term craton is often taken as synonomous with tectonic quiescence, the North American craton is not simply an unchanging, stable platform accumulating strata and influenced only by changes in global sea-level.
Patient outcomes were categorized as "non-aggressive" based on at least 3 months of clinical follow-up via cross sectional imaging or repeat endoscopic ultrasound indicating resolution or stable (unchanging or shrinking) pancreaticobiliary mass.
This Buddhist view of the impermanence of all phenomena works against the natural tendency to assume that knowledge and experience are attributable to a self that is permanent, stable, and unchanging.
In his (1958a), with this notion of incommensurability, Feyerabend challenged an implicit conceptual conservativism in logical positivism: The assumption that theoretical terms derive their meaning solely through their connection with experience, and that experience itself is a stable (or unchanging) foundation on which theoretical meaning can be based.
An eternal being, by contrast, is (to use my earlier description) stable, uniform, and unchanging.
Augustine took from the Platonists the idea that the really real things, the greatest and best of beings, are stable, uniform, and unchanging.
Other things were unchanging.
Parton herself is utterly unchanging.
