Sentence examples for extremely fickle from inspiring English sources

"Youthful enthusiasm for the outsider is an extremely fickle political horse," Roberts argued.

In particular, researchers have found that Venus's atmosphere is extremely fickle and changes its structure from day to day.

Bezos has created an envelope of trust in the public markets — which are extremely fickle, and we claim them to be incredibly short-sighted — and they've taken a 20-year bet on this guy.

When it comes to money, people get extremely fickle.

While the weather in North Carolina has been extremely fickle this semester, the #ncweather hashtag is the most mundane.

The news in particular is extremely fickle so that what is news one day may be forgotten about next week; including the media effects in some more sophisticated way such as by an impulsive pulsing is also investigated.

Longtime industry player Klaus Obermeyer characterizes the skiwear market as extremely fickle.

Vaginas are super fickle.

And then there are the expressions: "hotter than a fresh-fucked fox in a forest fire" (translation: "extremely hot"); "fucked by the fickle finger of fate" (translation: "thwarted or victimized by bad fortune"); and, a military expression, said in reference to a stupid man, "could fuck up a wet dream" (no translation required).

And that fickle kind of truth is an extremely powerful force, if you can harness it.

The two waves of news — one of expansion and one of contraction — speak to some of the ongoing challenges in the mobile and social gaming worlds, where success can be extremely lucrative but tastes can often be just as fickle.