Sentence examples for as mutable as from inspiring English sources

So why shouldn't the car itself be just as mutable as all these other features?

What if the ceiling were as mutable as the sky overhead?

For actors as mutable as Chimo, celebrity is almost beside the point, but a larger profile seems inevitable.

But these figures are as mutable as the mists around them, morphing into friends joshing in a nightclub or indifferent passers-by.

And her key to rethinking the women is the words, which are as hard and precise as cut diamonds and as mutable as dreams.

One of the services of Carol Groneman's new book is to remind us that a woman's subjective expectations of what her sex life should be are as mutable as the culture in which she lives.

All non-CpG sites were considered equally mutable, as were all CpG sites, although at a higher rate than non-CpG positions.

Uproarious and affecting, the film is as mutable and insatiably imaginative as he was.

That's the Afghan city of Kabul, to which she applies a perspective as mutable and restless as history itself.

Love and attraction, sexual entanglement and romantic attachment — they're as mutable and unaccountable as complex weather systems, Ms. Ndegeocello suggests.

Emblems alike of success and failure, of continuity and extinction, of weirdness and familiarity, they are fit objects on to which we can project all our manifold obsessions and concerns: as mutable and contradictory as human society itself.