Sentence examples for being fickle from inspiring English sources

"All of that gave me the label of being fickle," he told the interviewer.

BOEING does have a reputation in the industry for being fickle about new airplane projects.

With time, taste being fickle, he came to be less in demand.

She was respected and well liked in a business renowned for being fickle and as ingrained with ego and jealousy as a designer logo on a leather handbag.

Among the alleged crimes of twentysomethings these days is hiding out in school (or in various far-flung places, like Iceland), thus deferring adult life, or being fickle in the job market once they get there.

"You better get the win, and if you don't win, you better get your numbers". Players put up with the teams' reputation for being fickle employers because they pay well, Hodges, the agent, said.

That being said, remember consumers are fickle.

Time is fickle.

But tastes are fickle.

People are fickle".

The categories were fickle.