immutably

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• Two things are immutable about us as living, breathing organisms.

• That sexual orientation is both a normal expression of human sexuality and immutable was a key part of the majority’s opinion in Obergefell, which by the way Scalia did not agree with.

• In a series of cases, she sought to establishsex, like race, is a visible, immutable characteristic bearing no necessary relationship to ability.

• An insistence on the immutable value of life — one loss is too many — coupled with a look-it-could-have-been-worse.

• The 15- to 30-second commercial break format has remained just as immutable.

• What had seemed immutable and eternal (“With the Soviet Union forever”) turned out to be a fleeting episode.

• The outraged grammar stickler mistakes a convention for an immutable and fundamental law of the universe.

• Journalism assumes an immutable truth, that a few more calls, a bit more reporting will tease it out of reluctant informants.

• Gone, too, are the heretofore immutable protections of intellectual property rights.

• As with all great movies, its truth are immutable and its fans are obsessive.

• Hitherto we have been hampered at every turn by the supposed obstacle of immutable economic laws.

• The laws of the Church of God remain immutable, amid the changes that overtake the various communities of men.

• The principles on which the vow is made, are immutable; and while the Church is on earth, it will continue to be obligatory.

• God's means are laws—fixed laws of nature, a part of His own being, and as immutable, as unchangeable as Himself.