Sentence examples for as fickle from inspiring English sources

Nuclear policies can be as fickle as government coalitions.

DEVELOPMENT aid can be as fickle as fashion.

But form is as fickle as faith sometimes can be.

Still, Ms. McCartney knows that as fashion consumers go, children are as fickle as anyone.

Mr Noda will hope that voters prove as fickle as they have been in recent elections.

FASHIONS in the boardroom can be as fickle as those on the catwalk.

How Mao must have laughed.Other allies proved as fickle as Mao.

Well, luck, it turned out, was as fickle as any other friend he'd ever had.

And that, of course, is another kind of literary lottery, as fickle as those glittering prizes.

England's selectors are paranoid about being labelled as fickle as they undoubtedly were a generation back.

Sandy can seem as fickle as it was ferocious, because its force exposed idiosyncrasies in the natural and manufactured landscape.