Australia's mercurial, moneyed set make an uncongenial crowd for fiction, but at least they're aware of it.
"The market is crowded and users can be mercurial, so expect volatility, keeping a particular eye on acquisitions and the inevitable disruptions (small and large)," write Gartner analysts Sandy Shen and Mike McGuire.
"The market is crowded and users can be mercurial, so expect volatility, keeping a particular eye on acquisitions and the inevitable disruptions (small and large)," write Gartner analysts Sandy Shen and Mike McGuire.
His responsibilities draw him into the unpredictable orbit of August Rosenbluth, the circus's mercurial menagerie director, and his beautiful wife, Marlena, whose equestrian act attracts enthusiastic crowds.
Fortunately, the band's embrace of a more polished sound over the years hasn't dulled its outsider charm; Daniel, the band's mercurial center, still comes off more like a possessed pop preacher than a crowd-pleasing showman.
I forget why, but the mercurial Beetle somehow ends up in a bullfight in the Plaza Mexico and dazzles the crowd with his swift turns, spins and passes.
That's what we've got this week: a major tournament populated by talented international players, such as Scott, his countryman Jason Day, and Rory McIlroy, the shaggy-haired Northern Irishman; some gifted but mercurial Americans, such as Bubba Watson and Dustin Johnson; and some of Tiger's old rivals, including Phil Mickelson, the crowd's favorite, and Sergio Garcia.
Fognini, one of the mercurial figures of the Tour, never quite got a grip on what was happening to him, entertaining the crowd with some fancy footwork with the ball between points but not providing a lot of quality bat-to-ball resistance.
Mercurial, brilliant, romantic, sensitive.
