Sentence examples for yet immutable from inspiring English sources

Finding a man who can square these contradictory yet immutable truths to produce a team that is standing, yet relaxed, is now apparently a "major priority" of the Football Association, secondary in importance – I am told – only to the need to work out an equitable way to slot new recruit Sir Trevor Brooking into the international committee's biscuit-buying rota.

Whereas the ocean is confounding in another way, you have no breath in it, no light, and consequently no imaginable human life, yet it is immutable, and when you stack it up you find it is nearly all of the living space on the planet.

Yet a person immutable in the strong sense would be unable to perform any action at a certain time other than what he had previously intended to do.

Yet there is something immutable about a desire to reach for the heavens.

An intense lobbying effort was launched in the crucial years of 1789 and 1790 by investors in the future site, claiming that the city would soon be larger than London, that children would regard it with "rapture," and that it would be "the only imperial city ever yet founded on the immutable and eternal principles of liberty and reason".

Moreover, embracing a religion is a choice, not an immutable characteristic, yet that choice is fully protected under the law.

Despite the news being inundated with hacks, cons and scams surrounding cryptocurrencies and exchanges, the truth remains that actual blockchains have yet to be compromised in their immutable and unhackable nature.

It's the immutable horizon, slightly curved yet razor-like, able to elicit the most amazing daydreams.

God's will is as immutable and eternal as His knowledge; yet it is not constrained by the essential relation that binds ideas together.

Yet when we treat the NHS as holy and immutable and burn any heretic who dares show otherwise, then what incentive do people have to report real faults?

He replied with immutable control that he could not say anything yet because he had had time only to glance at it.