never-changing

I really hope to help restore the culture of the home, which is a never-changing precept of the Bible: marriage, home and family.

New Year Blessings

For most Americans, the protracted battle appears never-ending, and for that matter, never-changing.

Cristina Page: What the Huck?

God has a way of illuminating new understanding to his never-changing truths.

Tri Robinson: Becoming a Born-Again Believer in Caring for the Environment

Do we want to live through more chapters in the never-ending, but never-changing, Clinton Drama of Blame, Attack and Half-Truths?

Guy T. Saperstein: Hillary is Nasty But She is Not Tough

He was trying to create the sound of an ever-changing yet never-changing melody, that Shepard tone that he had latched onto.

Stephin Merritt: Two Days, 'A Million Faces'

In the supreme never-changing state of liberation,

A Short Commentary on Thirty-seven Bodhisattva Practices ��� Day Three

From time to time, faintly audibly, and as it were deliberately, the leaves rustled, and belated bees buzzed abruptly as they flew from one flower to the next, and somewhere a dove was cooing a never-changing, unceasing note.

The Torrents of Spring

GREENFIELD: I think all the talk about the future has to be rooted in one never-changing fact, which is human nature, is a very complicated and not always inspiring fact.

CNN Transcript Mar 26, 2006

There was no sound of sea or winds; no softness of whispers nor of falling petals; nothing but yellow and cobalt and staring light, and the never-changing tlot-tlot, tlot-tlot — —

Main Street

From that moment you became the idol of my heart, the never-changing object of my Meditations.

The Monk