Sentence examples for The changeable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being changed.
The changeable mass of his hair has settled, for now, on a wheaty color that matches, almost exactly, the striped wallpaper behind him.
The changeable parameter is the nature of the interfacial region.
The changeable range is from 2 cm to 4 cm in the long-period component.
The changeable requirements are described as functions of the life-cycle time parameter.
The changeable weather hardly helps either, but Sutton is confident that Wiggins can cope with whatever the Tour can throw at him.
The changeable weather made the British Grand Prix a challenging weekend for the teams, drivers and fans, and winning it was especially satisfying.
The changeable nature of these storms is another reason residents shouldn't take the chance as evident with the sharp contrasts in the way Sandy and Irene evolved.
The changeable nature of coastal fisheries (i.e., target species, gear types) over short time scales also challenges characterizations of this fisheries sector [24].
That is the changeable face of British coastal weather.
Few writers have captured the changeable beauty of the English landscape with Fisher's painterly know‑how.
Karinne Keithley's text, surging from satire to poignancy and back, enriches the changeable sensibility.
