fickle

“A bunch got signed, but you know, fame is a fickle thing, and you never know what might get played on the radio.”

The fickle Fulcrum of Fortune had seesawed back again, this time with Penelope on the upward-bound seat.

Yet the rules of segregation could also be fickle.

That inevitably means she needs to stay on top of her country’s fickle trade relationship with the U.S.

Mr. Hegseth conceded that the problem is partially driven by a fickle Pentagon that, for example, buys a handful of munitions one year and then suddenly wants hundreds.