He taught a balanced way of life, a philosophy with which a human can meet problems arising from an ever-changing universe.

But in an ever-changing universe, definitions have to change, too.

The worldview of Mr. Foreman's plays, in which characters are usually the butts of a dark joke of an ever-changing universe, is of course descended from the writings of Nietzsche, so it's a natural marriage of form and subject.

But anything was possible in the unstable and ever-changing universe that was interplanetary politics.

I recalled the flier I had seen when I had parted from Vodalus, after the occurrence I placed at the very beginning of the manuscript I cast into the ever-changing universes.

Players were immersed in an ever-changing player-driven universe.

It's the one constant in an ever-changing universe that has swept away all that was familiar and comforting and turned it into the most alien of landscapes.

Instead of an atomic, indivisible self distinct from reality (see Subject-object problem), the individual in Buddhism is understood as an interrelated part of an ever-changing, impermanent universe (see interdependence, Nondualism, reciprocity).

Our high technology is concentrated on travel through the Spirals into an ever-changing universe.

Paul justifies his decision by arguing, in his official pronouncement, that constitutions are dead things, limited and limiting to what can be currently conceived as a threat from which the people require protection, ultimately enfeebling them by depriving them of the essential human challenge to deal with an ever-changing universe.