Simon Winchester

The nature of catastrophe is, after all, reasonably unvarying in the way it ruins, destroys, wounds and devastates. But if something can be learned from the event - not least something as profound as the theory of plate tectonics - then it somehow puts the ruination into a much more positive light.

English Author

Siri Hustvedt

Nobody knows what either sleep or waking consciousness is, even though these two have long been seen as the two sides of being: part of life's unvarying diurnal rhythm.

American Novelist

John Howard

It's too much to expect in an academic setting that we should all agree, but it is not too much to expect discipline and unvarying civility.

Australian Statesman

Thomas Bailey Aldrich

A girl does not treat a possible lover with unvarying simplicity and directness. In all its phases, love is complex; friendship is not.

American Poet

Use 'unvarying' to suggest something is reliably consistent, implying dependability and predictability.

Emphasizes Reliability

In certain contexts, 'unvarying' can imply a lack of excitement or variety, suggesting something is dull.

Negative Boredom

'Unvarying' is often used to describe exact measurements or conditions crucial in scientific experiments.

Scientific Precision

Using 'unvarying' suggests something is simple or straightforward, without complication.

Impression of Simplicity

When something is described as 'unvarying', it may become monotonous or boring over a period.

Monotony Over Time

'Unvarying' can indicate a sense of safety or comfort, as there are no unexpected changes to deal with.

No Surprises

 and it's almost impossible. And that's because they're both designed to fit the human hand. They're both technologies. In the end, their similarity is not that interesting. It just tells you they were both designed to fit the human hand. The differences are what interest me, because the one on the left was made to a pretty unvarying design