Sentence examples for interchangeability * from inspiring English sources

I've been struck lately by the interchangeability of British actresses.

"There's a certain interchangeability to them, complex as they are.

That interchangeability is why the French Culinary Institute includes celery root purée in its curriculum.

At the bottom end, it's low wages, zero-hours, interchangeability and precariousness.

And Mr. Goldes appears to be playing with the interchangeability of light and water.

The interchangeability of nature made possible Givaudan's search for inspiration in Riverside.

The surreal interchangeability of the opposing armies is suggested, for example, by double-casting the same actors.

But Android's interchangeability poses a problem for Samsung achieving the double in the same way, Kantar says.

I misattributed all four, needless to say, and wonder if Farron considers their interchangeability a good or bad thing.

"The interchangeability of securities and securities-related" derivatives "means that they are driven by the same economic forces".

Can the sexes "ever be truly 'equal' -- in the feminist sense, which equates equality with sameness and interchangeability?" Gutmann asks.