For example, "Coriolanus complains of the fickleness of the people: yet, the instant he cannot gratify his pride and obstinacy at their expense, he turns his arms against his own country.
The W.-T. allussion to a swank hostess's contribution and is an example of the W.-T.s fickleness and of what is called playing elbow pool.
The W.-T. allussion to a swank hostess's contribution and is an example of the W.-T.s fickleness and of what is called playing elbow pool... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Joan Acocella By Jia Tolentino.
Some saw it as an example of fickleness at the network.
If a new line of clothes is condemned by the critics, part of the fickleness of fashion, the company's share price will dive.Should Italians follow the French example and merge into multi-brand groups?
Of the fickleness of men, the pleasures of sex, the price of achievement.
One side effect was a display of the fickleness -- or at least the pace -- of the entire business.
Our aim is to better identify the key causes of power shifts, but also to get an impression of the fickleness of established orders in times of change.
Some anger, some thoughts of the fickleness of the times, some regret at his own hard work.
Many of those groups have gone, victims of the vagaries of financing or the fickleness of curators, who might think the country is in a post-racial era.
