As soon as a President makes an unpopular decision or pushes a difficult program, a fickle public begins to find a defect in every virtue.

Al Smith was not the last New Yorker to be harrowed by a fickle public and hectoring media.

If he does not win a majority in the first round, the fickle Russian public could drop him overnight.

But just when the new era of surpluses makes dreams of large tax cuts possible again, the fickle American public seems less interested than ever.

For as the star fades, and the youthfulness flees, the fickle public will look elsewhere.

-have any idea how fickle the public has become in the last twenty years?

But he just turned 30 and a fickle public is always looking for new basketball gods.

Landlords, the economy, partnership disputes and a fickle public are but a few of the problems any restaurant will face.