Sentence examples for fickle wording from inspiring English sources

Public opinion might not be fickle — wording could be the difference.

Because of the way he mimes the words "fickle way to tickle on my young man's tickle", possibly.

And both worlds rely on a fickle public, positive word of mouth, the fortitude of investors and donors, and a lot of alcohol.

This unexpected, bubbly success owes a lot to that fickle cult-filmmaker, word of mouth, fed by the modernization and internationalization of French society, for better or worse.

They should make me a personalised one emblazoned with the word "Fickle".

We're fickle; we make up words and acronyms on the fly, and sometimes we scarcely even know what we're trying to say.

It is, in her words, a "fickle old business".

Language is fickle, but thanks to men like Trump, words that have fairly innocent origins become vehicles for misogyny.

Despite our petulant and fickle fandom, despite our underappreciation of his words and magic, Downie has left an indelible mark on the people he's leaving behind.

For legions of fans, he was a mensch in the fickle world of Hollywood — a man of his word and a consummate pro.

He'd hoped he might be The One, and he had some stern words about the future for the fickle daughter to take on board.