Sentence examples for quite changeable from inspiring English sources

But over time we've proven ourselves to be quite changeable on the definition of what is and isn't acceptable when it comes to how much information we share with others via the web, and facial recognition could become something that people grow more comfortable with time.

There is evidence that PA habits can be quite changeable.

It seems that transcriptional regulatory regions for these genes are quite changeable over time.

Consequently, β-glucuronidase activity characteristic of some bacterial strains only, can be quite changeable among various subjects.

"I do have quite a changeable face.

"The levels of the hormone can be quite high and changeable, and that can induce some pretty dangerous behavior among young men," he told Time.

Changeable doesn't quite cover it.

He was a notoriously changeable politician, never quite sure what he was doing or what he believed in but willing to try most things on the off chance they might work.

It's quite easy to let Cleopatra be the emotional, changeable woman but clearly a case can be made that Antony is the feckless one while Cleopatra remains consistent, wise and loyal.

Letting people know that the situation is changeable, and that things aren't quite so bleak can help to get your audience energized.

After an enjoyable hour or so of watching Jackson's turns without quite getting a grip on his character - except that it is mighty changeable - you may begin to suspect that Mr. Walcott, too, is exploiting the man, making him a mouthpiece without having made him a person.