mutability

He could feel it in the mutability of every cell.

It is in their mutability between circumstances that give the terms such rhetorical power.

Anyone showing any sign of mutability would be killed.

Emphasized the mutability of the world, which he understood to be analogous to fire.

It was hard to know what to make of Madonna's near-endless mutability.

But stress and mutability would not permit that here.

But he has encouraged his clients to revel in the plants' mutability.

"Mutability of the possibility matrix" she couldn't guess at all.

Or, if mutability is too subtle, a show might open the door to the sublime, and let terror come inside.

That mutability of styles runs through this quietly ambitious album.

The fluidity, the mutability, of the time stream, that was what terrified me now.

In others, the simple mutability of life and circumstance dictates changes."

(10) This is necessary because of the mutability between art forms utilizing technology.

"And it's mutability that makes his dancing so special.

This mutability diverts attention from the fact that the underlying economic power relationships remain the same.

What is most democratic about the design is the mutability of the images its forms give rise to.

And the formal mutability of Johnson's cathedral takes on a particular meaning from the congregation it will house.

"There is water everywhere in the film," he says, "and it represents the mutability of life.

He too makes a quantum leap here, establishing himself for the first time as an actor of real weight and mutability.

The special kicker of Transit is its emphasis on volatility and mutability.

The mutability of Vim allows it to be whatever the user desires.

Andersen also introduces the concept of mutability of his factors.

For all her reputed mutability, Ms. Lee seems sure of herself.

This mutability has given even superstar singers screaming cases of stage fright.