Although he had come to see himself as an "international Islamic guerrilla leader," his views at the time, Mr. Coll writes, were still "nuanced, changeable and laced with contradictions".
"But economic conditions are still complex and changeable".
We'd seen Erimaj, a changeable, still-evolving band led by the drummer Jamire Williams that crosses up about 40 years of pop and jazz in good ways.
Trump could still change his ever-changeable mind, since he's planning on officially announcing his pick Friday.
But there's no move toward simplification in other songs that still embrace abstruse jazz harmonies, changeable meters and structures that can metamorphose in any direction, carried wherever a mood or melody might lead.
One of the drawbacks for visitors is that while the late summer weather is still relatively mild, it is often changeable — but that, too, can help the show.
Divided equally between Gandhi's years in South Africa and his return to India as the fully fledged Mahatma, the book scrupulously avoids sensationalism, which is for the best, given that even readers in India, more familiar with the idea of Gandhi as a complex figure, will still find the portrait of a troubled, changeable, wily and occasionally egotistical politician challenging.
But even these large societies are still primarily with close kin and are not changeable as are the dolphins' alliances.
Most Stoic sources define it as 'assent to the incognitive' (i.e. to an impression that does not firmly grasp its object) (see Sextus Empiricus, 41E) but some suggest that changeable assent to a cognitive impression might still count as opinion.
