changeless


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He answered without looking at her, his changeless eyes still fixed, as it seemed, on something far away.
Then nothing but a mute, vacant face turned up to the ceiling, with eyes that looked blindly, with lips parted in a senseless, changeless grin.
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Her eyes had rested on his face while he was questioning her; staring at him, cold, dull, and changeless as the eyes of a corpse.
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Changeless as a sphinx, he had sat there in darkness and in light, whilst sunlight had changed to moonlight, and the songs of the birds had given place to the low murmuring of frogs from a lake below the lawns.
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The quiet face looked at me in return, and the unmoved voice gave me back the changeless reply.
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Hour after hour, the changeless glare of the hot, unwinking sky, shone upon the same monotonous objects.
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This nearest approach to a laugh in which he ever indulged (and that but seldom and only on extreme occasions), never even curled his lip or effected the smallest change in--no, not so much as a slight wagging of--his great, fat, double chin, which at these times, as at all others, remained a perfect desert in the broad map of his face; one changeless, dull, tremendous blank.
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Or had the suspicion been brought into his mind, by his own associations of the troubled river running beneath the bridge with the same river higher up, its changeless tune upon the prow of the ferry-boat, so many miles an hour the peaceful flowing of the stream, here the rushes, there the lilies, nothing uncertain or unquiet?
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She raised her eyes to the bright stars, looking down so mildly from the wide worlds of air, and, gazing on them, found new stars burst upon her view, and more beyond, and more beyond again, until the whole great expanse sparkled with shining spheres, rising higher and higher in immeasurable space, eternal in their numbers as in their changeless and incorruptible existence.
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The Catholic press had helped to create the attitude that everything in the church was changeless.
Catholic editors ponder ways to cope under pope's gag rule
The infinite and changeless divine Mystery does not act in discrete moments or stages.
Karl Rahner and demythologization
She simultaneously frees herself from trying to defend a God who is at the top of the hierarchical heap, beyond need, changeless and self-sufficient.
Theology for Skeptics: Reflections on God

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