Sentence examples for fickle as a from inspiring English sources
It is as fickle as a reality-show marriage, which is why Mike Woodson is treading cautiously.
Unhittable one start and uncontrollable the next, the Hughes fastball had been as fickle as a windblown paper airplane.
Our allegiance is as fickle as a two-run lead in the fifth inning . . . or whatever a baseball writer would say.
They looked preposterously fit, fickle as a tween-chameleon, and narcissistic almost to the point of self-enshrinement: my old friends.
"Because we're so incredibly fickle as a society, the perfect entertainment is someone who's in the bottomless pit and rising again," the person said.
Investors have grown increasingly fickle as a host of mixed economic data points to a strong economy that nonetheless fears inflationary pressures.
Well, luck, it turned out, was as fickle as any other friend he'd ever had.
As fretful as Moratti can be — as faithful and fickle as any fan — he has now won the Italian league title for four successive seasons.
Bird's about as fickle as any living thing.
The Garnetts are stuck in Act II, and they have discovered Silicon Valley can be as fickle and as harsh as Hollywood.
The Garnetts are stuck in the second reel, and they have discovered that Silicon Valley can be as fickle and as harsh as Hollywood.
