Sentence examples for a bit fickle from inspiring English sources

This ability to do a runner from a resort is something ski-bookers need to bear in mind, especially early or late, or in a season when the snow is a bit fickle.

And if the crowd does seem a bit fickle at times, or goes too far in demanding Coriolanus's death, he is, after all, a representation of nobility's perversions, a heartless killing machine presuming to fight for honor and nation.

Football's a bit fickle – not in the stands but in results – and two clean sheets and comfortable wins later, Everton head into the final weeks of the season harbouring ambitions of toppling Arsenal or Chelsea in the battle for Champions Leaguee places.

If you've ever tried to get around Austin during SXSW, you already know that cabs are impossible to find, pedicabs are plentiful but slow, and Uber — while here during the festival — is a bit fickle.

Since Ricky could be a bit fickle in his decision-making (as we now know), I held the forms until talking to Ricky again, as there would be no turning back had I sent them in.

I really, really feel for Chris because some supporters can be a little bit fickle.

They're impressionable, a little bit fickle, behaving differently depending on whom they're with.

"Some supporters, the Welsh, can be a little bit fickle because things are going down," he said.

"I really, really feel for Chris because some supporters, the Welsh, they can be a little bit fickle.

Could a country capable of such a rapid swing be anything but a bit confused?Fickle affectionsIn truth, Spain was never quite as self-assured as it seemed, nor quite as in love with Mr Aznar as foreigners imagined even if some of those who now affect to despise the former tax inspector with great-power pretensions were quite ready to vote for him a few months ago.

I've realized that trying to find some sort of a reasonable career or isolate the one thing I'm passionate about is perhaps a bit of fickle thing in a future of unfathomably rapid progress and may not be the best possible thing to aspire to anyway".