Sentence examples for is as changeable from inspiring English sources

They eat only forage from the pastures, imparting a distinct flavor and color to the butter that is as changeable as the seasons of Vermont.

Because it is now spring, the master decides not to wear a scarf offered by his fussy retainer, who reprovingly remarks that "the weather is as changeable as a child's mood".

By state law, California beaches are public property, though the dividing line between private property and public beach is as changeable as the high-tide mark and the easements a homeowner is granted for development rights.

They are easily startled And are as changeable as cottonwoods in wind.

The details are as changeable as the euro-dollar exchange rate.

This aesthetic is already leaving its mark, even though right now arrangements are as changeable as the weather, Ms. Koch stressed.

She wrote back that the likenesses she had of him were so many and so different that his face must be "as changeable as the moon".

But the look of the grande dame we have come to know as Lady Justice — as interpreted by artists like Giotto, Brueghel and Reynolds — has been as changeable as a catwalk model's.

Yet the interpretation of heresy was as changeable as the wind in the 1540s, and the mere fact that the king's wife should write a compromising religious work without his knowledge could be counted as a treasonable offence.

Our moods, our beings are as changeable as the sky (long hours at any writing project teach us), so we can no longer trust any one voice as definitive or lasting.

Here is a sport in which life and limb are routinely risked, in which jockeys more often than not are as changeable as shoes, and widespread bulimia is of no concern to Lukas, as long as the leading riders are half as well off as he is.