Sentence examples for highly fickle from inspiring English sources

In her first novel, published in 1994 (well before "Bridget Jones's Diary") but only released in the United States in 2001, Fielding orchestrates a tragicomic clash between do-gooders doing good in Africa -- mainly a plucky Bridget-like Londoner -- and pop stars with a highly fickle commitment to social justice.

On the contrary, parents can be highly fickle if they discover a new product that they perceive as better for their child, as evidenced by a Nielsen survey of people around the world with babies in their homes.

All spring Schneider had been on the verge of taking Chello public but lately he has been talking to potential strategic investors who might value Chello more highly than fickle public investors currently do.

Highly discretionary industries and fickle emerging markets go together like pinstripe and tartan.

As consumer confidence slipped in August, so did the appetite of Marketocracy's M100 for stocks that are highly sensitive to the fickle fancies of shoppers.

OO Heat, Hunger And War Force Africans Onto A 'Road On Fire' - men and boys on the highly risky migrant trail out of countries like Niger and Mali say fickle rains and hotter days leave them no option.

SdAb also appear highly capable of crystallizing and co-crystallizing with their target antigens to enable high resolution structures of even fickle targets to be obtained [48], [49].

Ah, fickle, fickle fame.

How fickle we all are if we feel that one man, even a team boss, is solely responsible for performance of highly paid professional players.

But tastes are fickle.

People are fickle".