Sentence examples for too mercurial from inspiring English sources

Mercury, however, is too mercurial to be seen: in his place there is only a silvery, shimmering column of air, as if Turner had caught the winged messengers dematerialising.

For those grounded in the Victorian ideal of muscular sport, where virtue is to be found in sweat, blood and toil, it is too mercurial.

Foreign companies, for their part, contend that Russia is still too mercurial a place for them to make multiyear, multibillion-dollar bets without any safeguards.

These effects emphasize the film's main point, which is that Mr. Tyson is too mercurial, too self-contradictory, to be easily summed up.

He seems to believe that our needs are too mercurial, and our compromises too imperfect; every relationship, romantic or otherwise, inevitably spirals toward the same stalemate.

There are debates to be held, ads to be aired, get-out-the-vote drives to be mobilized, charisma to be tested, personalities to be scrutinized: is Quinn too mercurial?

Unforgiving, unrepentant, and vicious, Khadra's Qaddafi is also mercurial — sentimental when recalling his Bedouin childhood, darkly funny when mocking Arab dictators who accede too easily in the face of their people's demands.

It was far too limpid, mercurial and seemingly fragile, a complex whisper when other bands were gnashing and barking.

The internal politics of Africa and Latin America, too, are often mercurial.

The "Jupiter" (No. 41), too, takes a mercurial, conversational, dramatic tone in contrast to the monolithic Brucknerian approach often applied.

Plaudits too to the mercurial Kelly Macdonald, reinventing herself as a downbeat Southern belle with the class and confidence of a native.