| Water is the source of all the changefulness we see in clouds, and the reflector of wonderful shades of light and shadow. |
| Like Nijinsky he had an astounding jump, an extraordinary neck, an animal intensity, an actor's changefulness. |
| If you are interested in a woman, you are taken with her beauty's changefulness, its complications, its mysteries, and you come to see how the vagaries of time supply oxygen to the elegance of what she has. |
| How did Mr. Johns respond to Cunningham's changefulness, to his need to reinvent himself? |
| I can match you in faultiness and in changefulness and in hope. |
| Astonishment, fluidity and changefulness are inherently resistant to precepts which describe how they come about, and these things are Montaigne's stock-in-trade. |
