fickle

But he knew a child's love can be quite fickle.

He always had a sense that the public could be fickle.

But a fickle heart never makes life so easy, does it?

The fans are always fickle, but they have been good to me.

Nothing however, is more fickle than such a resolution of the people.

To be sure, economists are no less fickle than other Americans.

The racing world was more fickle than any other she knew of.

He also found out quickly how fickle employers could be.

I would never have taken you for such a fickle woman, Sally.

Soon, however, the fickle king has them captured and brought before him.

The music industry is one of the most fickle industries around, and has always been.

Our fickle friends here in Europe are angry enough at us right now.

It's a matter of public taste, which is fickle and changes every six months.

A fickle electorate, he said, could change its mind again.

Is one's grip of things to be always so fickle?

As a business, I find fashion very fickle and not particularly nice.

So this was the sort of fickle baggage I had almost given my heart to!

A. When it comes to neighborhoods, history can be fickle.

Events last week showed how fickle the corporate world can be.

He learned that love in the pros could be fickle.

Who would be a female icon in these fickle days?

This game is fickle, and Tiger had never felt that before up until 2009.

But Russian politics are a fickle business, as the last year has shown.

It was a big fall in a little group that is fickle about its favorites.