Sentence examples for a chameleon of from inspiring English sources

The most important of these is a chameleon of a thousand faces played and sometimes just pantomimed by Denis Lavant.

And he's wearing Eric Cantor's Eau de Changement, a chameleon of a cologne that makes you smell harsh at certain times, approachable at others.

The Dutch-Somali politician, who has lived under armed guard ever since a fatwa was issued against her in 2004, is a chameleon of a woman.

He is a chameleon of a chap whose self-confidence waxes and wanes depending on the social station of the woman he is with.

Saracens are a chameleon of a side, not wedded to one style or colour, but here they were the men in black, casting the champions into the night.

Cecil Gould this week pronounced a hitherto unregarded painting of Pope Julius II in the National Gallery to be a work by a "chameleon of the most extraordinary genius".

Here is a snapshot of the present state of mind of a chameleon man of brilliant political skill, a three times victor, a travelling man on a journey rightwards.

Figures 14 and 15 demonstrate the beacon intervals over the course of a Chameleon infection of an AP, as observed from the IDS location in Figure 11.

The beloved Amsterdam record shop and label helmed by Antal Heitlager is a bit of a chameleon something of music industry chameleon.

MS may be a difficult chameleon of a disease, but is not the end: they're "trying to make it a universal thing", as Hannah says, to bring to life that "feeling of being consumed" and, ultimately, to find hope.

MS may be a difficult chameleon of a disease, but it is not the end: they're "trying to make it a universal thing," as Hannah says, to bring to life that "feeling of being consumed" and, ultimately, to find hope.