unchanging

Many, in fact, talk about how unchanging he's been over the years.

Only one thing in this part of the world was unchanging.

Sometimes I forget her face but remember something more unchanging.

That is one more reason the character and the play seem so unchanging.

He looked once more at the unchanging screen, then made his decision.

The solution is to look to things that are unchanging.

They see through the here, the now, into the vast black deep beyond, the unchanging.

On the monitor, an unchanging scene of a white wall.

Every year the scene is so unchanging I could act it out in my sleep.

Had she really been trapped here, unchanging, for over a century?

Today beer is usually thought of as an unchanging product.

The world changes, in which unchanging values find their application.

The message seems clear: France does not want an unchanging political class.

They're also often the most common face of a sport, relatively unchanging across many years.

The mountains to the west seemed unchanging, always turning the same face toward him.

Although I have lived unchanging, across the years the race evolved.

His world continues to be at the same time unstable and unchanging.

The joy of a small town lies in its unchanging nature.

Is there such a thing as unchanging tradition in societies?

Then, in the unchanging darkness, a thought occurred to him.

They thought of the world as essentially static and unchanging.

The unchanging millions of years seemed to stretch out before and behind him.

It was yet another part of this unchanging daily ritual.

Both schools of thought held that the universe was essentially unchanging with time.

Even on one unchanging subject, I love to hear your voice."