Sentence examples for changeable a from inspiring English sources

"They grew up in a postwar period when it seemed like the world was changeable — a welfare state had been built and had to be protected and extended.

One banner said "Power must be changeable," a reference to tightly controlled elections that mostly consolidate the power of Mr. Putin and his allies.

Oh, she is warm, accessible; she is also shrewd, worldly, changeable, a subtle comic, and something of a freak, a beautiful freak".

In the process, he was changing something much less changeable: a whole subway car full of sour-faced commuters turned into children again, for a few minutes at least, as they rumbled under the East River.

That is changeable a bit now and the efficiencies are changing so you can bring crops that you would have done in 40 days down to 30 days," Ballard says.

As environments surrounding the Internet become more changeable, a design approach that requires less equipment to scale up networks against the traffic growth arising from various environmental changes is needed.

The characters include a changeable figure in a Cthulhu mask, a teenager whose twin sister has disappeared, and a man who eats a hundred chicken nuggets a day.

"Through the week we'll notice that the weather becomes a little bit fresher, a bit more changeable and a little windier too," Powell said.

Therefore, the position of each player would be dynamically changeable as a leader or a follower.

Or is an extremely changeable nature an indication of moral shallowness and, well, a weaselly soul?

It is always changeable, with a large random element.