Sentences with INCOMMUTABLE
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"The laws of nature are incommutable and cannot be changed."
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"His steadfast belief in the incommutable principles of justice guided his decisions."
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"The incommutable truth about life is that it is constantly changing."
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"Some people believe that love is an incommutable force that can withstand any obstacle."
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"The incommutable laws of mathematics apply universally and do not vary across cultures."
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"Despite his efforts, he found himself trapped by the incommutable circumstances of his birth."
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"The incommutable bond between siblings is often stronger than any other relationship."
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"Her incommutable determination allowed her to overcome all obstacles and achieve her goals."
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"The incommutable agreement between the two parties ensured ongoing cooperation."
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"The incommutable nature of time means that it cannot be reversed or undone."
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"The distance between the two cities is incommutable by foot."
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"Her commitment to her career is incommutable."
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"The laws of physics are incommutable."
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"The fact that the Earth orbits the Sun is incommutable."
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"His position as the CEO is incommutable."
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"The incommutable truth is that life is finite."
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"The mathematical theorem is incommutable in any context."
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"Cultural differences can sometimes seem incommutable."
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"Their love for each other was incommutable."
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"The natural laws that govern our universe are incommutable."
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"Equality should be an incommutable value in any society."
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"The principles of justice are incommutable."
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"The incommutable bond between siblings is truly special."
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"Some fundamental rights should be incommutable."
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"Certain scientific principles are considered incommutable."
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"The incommutable nature of time is a deeply philosophical topic."
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"The incommutable fact remains that we are all mortal."
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"The incommutable laws of logic are the foundation of rational thought."
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"The incommutable nature of truth can be a complex concept to grasp."
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"The constitution enshrines certain incommutable rights for citizens."
