Sentence examples for less changeable from inspiring English sources

If science shows we are less changeable than hoped, will schools and social improvement be pointless?

Resisting the standard static historical tableau, she gives us a troubled city constantly reinventing itself, peopled by souls no less changeable.

They might be hot or cold, quiet or noisy, still or in motion, and such qualities can be more or less changeable.

Others feel doomed by their own DNA, which seems less changeable than the more traditional culprits for personal failings, like a lack of discipline or bad childhoods.

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.

But the species we should really be concerned about, like columbine, Canada lily, wild cranberry and the small purple fringed orchid -- those with less changeable flowering times -- are the ones we're more likely to miss.

This may be true even for innate abilities; innate does not mean unchangeable, although it would typically mean less easily changeable.

"Because our culture so highly values... an illusion of self-control and control of circumstance, we become abject when contemplating mentation that seems more changeable, less restrained and less controllable, more open to outside influence, than we imagine our own to be".

Old monsters like Libya, North Korea and Iran have proved -- well, not ephemeral, but at least changeable, less terrifying today than they used to be.

Men, for hundreds of years the peacocks of fashion, gradually ceded their position; men's garments became less ornamental and changeable while women's dress became the vehicle for fashionable display.

Birmingham's more changeable government has proved less capable.Take the city's shoddy public-transport system, which is mostly provided by private bus companies.