Sentence examples for it's fickle from inspiring English sources

It's just a shame that Shakespeare didn't give her a hero worthy of her – it's fickle Romeo's ineptitude that gets Juliet killed.

It's fickle, tricky, fierce.

He added: "Fashion tends to be ephemeral — it's fickle.

Because sometimes it's fickle and fleeting and sometimes it's forever.

Make this be your Plan B or C, and I would stick with plan C because it's fickle.

It was fickle when it was headed by its famous founder, Stan Shih, as it was in and out of the U.S. market in earnest more often than Renault, Fiat and Peugeot combined.

The taste of the Internet user is as idiosyncratic as it is fickle.

Parry was one of the reporters who covered the case for British newspapers, most of which took up the story with a fervor as simplistic as it was fickle.

A few weeks ago, Lohan quoted Marilyn Monroe in a pair of tweets: "Fame will go by and, so long, I've had you, fame … If it goes by, I've always known it was fickle.

The fact is Acer historically has failed miserably in the United States, largely because it is fickle and cheap.

Plus, media coverage, like the people reading it, is fickle.