changeful
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪndʒfʊl/
adjective Example sentences
That must be some kind of victory for a man nearing sixty, so long tossed around uncertainly on changeful seas.
It is very changeful, offering opportunities for many variations in dwelling and plan type within the same block.
We find from Mrs. Fairfax that Mr. Rochester is often changeful and abrupt because of his nature, and also because of family troubles which absorb him painfully.
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The assimilation of changeful and even alien influences has always been a principle of social life and aesthetics .
We would wish to thank everyone, including our family, our friends and the faculty at David Prouty, for their support and encouragement during these changeful times," Ms. Grads to embark on `yellow brick road'; Entrance into adulthood likened to Oz adventures
From the very start of the novel the young Henry is described as enthralled by Winfred's 'quivering, glittering, changeful eyes'--'yet it was not her beauty perhaps, so much as the look she gave me, that fascinated me, melted me' (p.
That risk is admittedly small: the record of winnings posted by major twentieth-century players from Harold Nicolson to Robert Langbaum to Isobel Armstrong suggests how magnificently Victorian poetry has responded to the right lucky summons over a sequence of changeful decades.
It is very changeful, offering opportunities for many variations in dwelling and plan type within the same block.
12, 2009 (CENS) -- In view of the changeful financial environment, the board of directors of Cathay Financial Holding approved yesterday (Aug.
Starting more or less in the 1970's, romanticism became the hinterland where North American literary studies in particular demonstrated a prescient cordiality towards what would come to be called theory, welcoming--although not without some trepidation--its embodiment in the strange and changeful shapes of Derrida and Paul de Man.
With her specificity erased, her life of the spirit is seen to be inherently changeful because she is so open to external influence.
In the distance, and fluctuating round this extreme verge of the banquet, was a changeful group of women, ragged boys and girls, beggars, young and old .
10) Today, some of the cheerful delight of such devices is echoed in the changeful fountains of the US(11) and Singapore, in which children caper amid unpredictable squirtings.
This latter reading opens a path to what I want to call a "scarcity of relation" obtaining between the carelessly changeful vitality of natural communities and the indelible "difference" that vitality can inflict on the narrower adaptive capabilities of human beings.
Yet for all their often slightly wild detailing and their changeful massing, they seem very tame in comparison.
