Sentences with phrase «immutable truth»

... The abiding and immutable truth of metaphysics and revealed religion must be reclad in new garments woven by a scientific and historical knowledge incomparably vaster than was ever before possessed by man.»

If there's one immutable truth about how things are accomplished in Washington, it's that the squeaky wheel may not always get the grease, but the quiet wheel gets nothing.

I'm not saying immutable truths don't exist, certainly they do.

They become ingrained over time, and these routines turn into immutable truths.

When we combine very real workplace inequalities with these romantic opt - out stories, the idea that «having it all» is a laughable goal becomes enshrined as immutable truth.

But chances are that whatever you believe is limiting the growth of your business (or anything else in your life) is based on a false premise, not an immutable truth.

We'd like to believe there are some immutable truths about business, about our industry, about our lives.

Contact with reality» which is to say, the actual operation of the legal system and its impact on society» is more likely to confront academics with the immutable truths of human nature than endless theorizing restrained only by the politically correct predilections of one's colleagues.

but he still believes the words in the book are an immutable truth.

@jc, First, for the record, I never claimed math and science to have «immutable Truths».

The fact is that even the «immutable Truths» of mathematics and physics necessarily rest on human foundations; that there are, and always will be, logical gaps in any theoretical edifice we ever hope to construct.

They study science, but «adjust» it all to fit their immutable Truths.

«Immutable Truth» is the stuff of religion.

«What we need are two things: a place at the policymaking table for the scientific perspective, and, secondly, we need an understanding by the advisers and those who receive the advice that science can not hope or expect to provide the fixed, immutable truth that is clearly applicable in a particular policy or regulation,» Holt said.

I also have friends here at U.C. Davis doing similar kinds of work at the Center for Science and Innovation Studies, studying economics as a political power system rather than an immutable truth.

Immutable truth, that.

For ten years, Ben Dalton has been fighting to keep his past a secret, but he's about to crash headlong into one of life's immutable truths: No matter how hard he runs, no matter how hard he tries, he can't outrun his past.

Let's start with one immutable truth: it is always better to work out outside or in a gym rather than in an office.

One of these immutable truths is the importance of thoroughly reviewing and understanding documents.

That is perhaps the most important thing I have learned and found to be an immutable truth.