Changeful [adjective]

And so they had still a peaceful gloaming, these two old people, when their changeful day of life was drawing to a close.

They have also adopted his admixture of various styles and metres, suited to a changeful theme discussed by various speakers.

But humanity as a whole is changeful, mystical, fickle, delightful.

He was so good a barometer of that changeful weather called Public Opinion that he might have had a hand in the Times newspaper.

Mr. Alloyd had black hair, intensely black, changeful eyes, and the expressive mouth of an actor.

They move like a part of the spring when cherry blossoms are set against a sky of changeful April blue.

I can bear up against the unbroken gloom of my future; I could not endure the changeful light of a delusive hope.'

But she was ever changeful as a child, and in the midst of some light jesting mood would sober instantly and give my age its due.

Now I have said that she was changeful as any child or April sky, but never had I seen her pass from mood to mood as she did then.

A smile of surprise and pleasure lights the changeful face into splendor.