Sentence examples similar to unchanging tendency from inspiring English sources
"The hawk/dove labels are pretty silly because they suggest some unchanging genetic tendency towards favouring one type of policy; anyone who was like that would be very ill suited to be on the MPC," he said.
A fundamental mistake in many interpretations of Dialectic of Enlightenment occurs when readers take such theses to be theoretical definitions of unchanging categories rather than critical judgments about historical tendencies.
Furthermore, culture is not monolithic, nor it is unchanging, nor still is it unchangeable.
Concerning exposure out of working hours, a declining tendency was observed, but two thirds reported unchanging conditions.
But it is worth making again, because the rest of the world still has a tendency to regard the "land down under" as uncomplicated and unchanging.
Fundamental theoretical predictions that, in unchanging contexts, habits will remain stable over time, consistently prompt behaviour, and override conscious deliberative tendencies (Triandis, 1977; Verplanken & Wood, 2006), have not been adequately tested.
Download: 'Distant Call'; 'Unchanging Window'.
It's orderly and unchanging.
COMMUNIST Party plenums are rituals of unchanging arcana.
That it should be abstract and unchanging.
