Do we really want to start judging people based on something so interchangeable?
Hair can be looked at as something as interchangeable as nail polish.
Better yet, you now have a video camera that takes interchangeable lenses — something that used to cost $10,000 or more.
In an age crowded with interchangeable virtuosos, he is something distinct: a musical iconoclast turned roving philosopher-king.
Still, there is something oddly comforting about the nearly interchangeable reactions the families display when confronted with a crushing loss.
For smartphone and compact camera owners looking for something better, the key differentiator is interchangeable lenses, so ILC makes sense.
Reinach seems to understand the notion of meaning something as being very close to if not simply interchangeable (but see Mulligan 2011, 266 for a different interpretation) with that of thought (cf. 1908a, 339f, 1913a, 419).
After their introductory scenes, when each is allowed a defining crotchet or two, Lester, Pilar and Maybelle are pretty much interchangeable as characters, except when they contribute something to the puzzle-solving from their specific technical backgrounds.
In addition to making the city a more attractive place to work, the new contract acknowledges something that unions have often denied: teachers are not all interchangeable and some deserve to be paid more than others.
I was raised on recordings and led to trust them as interchangeable tokens of the real thing, but there's something so strange about live classical music that over the years has made me lose this belief.
They're something like S.L.R.'s (single-lens reflex) cameras, because they have huge sensors and interchangeable lenses.
