Unchangeable

Definition

unchangeable / ʌn'tʃeÇndʒǝbl / adj မေျပာင္းလဲႏိုင္ေသာ။ unchangeable patterns.

Examples

1. ‘He who makes the most money
2. makes the rules
3. and the only unchangeable laws concern supply and demand.’
4. ‘As with the recent death of Pope John Paul II
5. a reign that had come to seem unchangeable was finally coming to an end.’
6. ‘Once equality becomes thinkable
7. that is
8. once the notion that inequalities are eternal and unchangeable is shattered
9. people begin to seek equality relentlessly and compulsively.’
10. ‘Young Americans today have no point of reference in their lived experience that tells them that collective action can change what is seemingly unchangeable.’
11. ‘Only one thing is unchangeable
12. and that is the speed of light
13. which travels at 300 million metres a second
14. regardless of how fast anyone observing it is moving.’
15. ‘In her opinion
16. Judaic biblical laws and tradition are sacred and unchangeable
17. and Kornfeld's presumptuousness in altering them makes him a pagan.’
18. ‘They are engraved on the political landscape
19. unchanging
20. perhaps unchangeable
21. and the current round of violence and mayhem is no exception.’
22. ‘They are constant companions - unchanging
23. unchangeable.’
24. ‘Who cares about the unchangeable petty prejudices of the deeply stupid as long as they are prevented formally and rigorously from acting upon them?’
25. ‘The newly established status quo could not be left unchangeable.’
26. ‘We cannot repudiate unchangeable truths
27. their opponents retort.’
28. ‘This teaching has not changed and remains unchangeable.’
29. ‘Consistently
30. he affirms that joy is at the core of our existence and helps people discover and enjoy for themselves a beautiful place within that which is permanent and unchangeable.’
31. ‘There is no constant factor in Nature
32. and there could be no unchangeable laws.’
33. ‘Churchill was right all along: he had observed Hitler closely in the 1920s
34. and understood something unchangeable
35. constant
36. within him.’
37. ‘When we say something is a part of our nature
38. it makes it seem to be a permanent
39. unchangeable thing.’
40. ‘We do not suggest that there is or should be an ideal or unchangeable system of collective government
41. still less that procedures are in aggregate any less effective now than in earlier times.’
42. ‘For Augustine
43. there are two fundamental objects of knowledge
44. the created and the Untreated
45. changeable nature and unchangeable Truth.’
46. ‘And they would not
47. like the vast majority of white South Africans
48. accept it as inevitable
49. eternal
50. or unchangeable.’
51. ‘Faced with the same
52. unchangeable immensity all around one
53. the years fell away.’