Contrary to popular perception, bone is not a rigid, unchanging material but a living, growing tissue.
The Tour de France is seen as a cornerstone of continuing and unchanging French cultural life, like cheese, sunflowers, and wine.
The judge is committed to the view that the Constitution is solid and unchanging.
the psychological insights in Dostoyevsky's novel about the unchanging nature of the human soul
Postprocessualists, in emphasizing the primacy of the subject, risk assuming a disembodied human self, unchanging across time and space.
Rather than the bearers of a congealed, unchanging tradition, they were the links between two orders of worth.
Moreover, as evidence of the unchanging nature of the urban economy many of the same trade types appeared throughout the 42 years under examination.
Sciences are not rigid, unchanging constructs; rather, they undergo development.
