Use changeable in a sentence
Sentences ending with changeable
- Some register the changes of the wind, and die fully convinced that the wind is changeable. [6]
- She was changeable. [11]
More example sentences with the word changeable in them
- I don't see why a changeable man shouldn't get as much enjoyment out of his changes, and transformations and transfigurations as a steadfast man gets out of standing still and pegging at the same old monotonous thing all the time. [5]
- She wasn't changeable, though, about her father. [11]
- Nothing ever stops the way it was in this changeable world. [5]
- It is true that in the Sandwich Islands and in Egypt there is greater mental serenity, less perturbation of spirit, less worry, than in the changeable United States. [4]
- Then the atmosphere round her became less trying; yet her temper remained changeable, and had it not been that she was good-looking and witty, her position might have been insecure. [11]
- The colors, meantime, on the level water, never were on painter's palette, and never were counterfeited by the changeable silks of eastern looms; and this gorgeous spectacle continued till the stars came out, crowding the sky with silver points. [4]
- Here is the highest part of the Blue Ridge, and from the gentle summit of Mount Jefferson the spectator has in view a hundred miles of this remarkable range, this ribbed mountain structure, which always wears a mantle of beauty, changeable purple and violet. [4]
- The poet could be spared, and so, largely for his own good and partly for mine, I kept the thing in his mind, which was necessary, as would-be suicides are very changeable aid hard to hold to their purpose. [5]
- You are changeable as the sky,--to-day sunny, and to-morrow cold. [9]
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