unchanging

IPA: ʌntʃˈeɪndʒɪŋ

Examples of "unchanging" in Sentences

She held out the pills, her expression unchanging and unsympathetic.
His expression unchanging, he backed away from the brink and turned.
PS I can't include the word unchanging because you read Ratzinger and you realize he sees a very changed church in the future.
True, there was that change which is always the first to arrest attention in places that are conventionally called unchanging — a higher and broader vegetation at every familiar corner than at the former time.
The best gloss you can put on the natural/supernatural discussion is that science supposes the world to be governed by certain unchanging natural laws such that the world unfolds through a series of causal interactions that are, in principle, predictable.
She made a tiny gesture towards her stepdaughter, and Eleanor fought to keep her expression unchanging, as she saw, more clearly than she ever had before, a lance of muddy yellow light shoot from the tip of that finger towards her, and briefly illuminate her.
Staying on message appears â€œstrong and resoluteâ€ in unchanging circumstance but when your house is burning down right where you stand, people think your are just being â€œstubbornâ€ before calling you first, â€œout of touchâ€ and then plain â€œstupidâ€ like Putin just did.