Sentence examples similar to mutable opinions from inspiring English sources

But public opinion is mutable, even fickle.

Shakespeare's work, in her opinion, is so constantly mutable that it always exists in the present, whatever that present might be.

"The disease is more mutable than we had thought".

"Any examination of what is cruel and unusual is inherently mutable, dependent to an extent on public opinion, and necessarily adaptable to our society's evolving values," Justice Long wrote.

Our belief in the truthfulness of facts is mutable.

Appearance: Mutable.

Mutable Variables.

But history is mutable.

Mercurial form, mutable content.

Social connections are mutable.

Gail:  Mutable Mitt!