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EXAMPLE SENTENCES FROM THE WEB

It seems always the glorious prototype of Mariposilla, who ever stole its fickle lights and shades.
MARIPOSILLAMARY STEWART DAGGETT
I suppose it is characteristic of people who tic to be fickle and vacillating.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNE
Both were unquestionably brave; but they were also (both of them) fickle, capricious, suspicious, and more or less cruel.
BODY, PARENTAGE AND CHARACTER IN HISTORYFURNEAUX JORDAN
They ascended a hill, before starting, to get a view of the present state of the fickle ice.
NORTH-POLE VOYAGESZACHARIAH ATWELL MUDGE
For golf, like her fairer sister cricket, reveals her wild and fickle heart in a truer lovableness at such places as this.
THE CORNER OF HARLEY STREETHENRY BASHFORD
Her fickle husband soon wearied of her charms, and flaunted his fresh conquests before her face.
LOVE ROMANCES OF THE ARISTOCRACYTHORNTON HALL
Moreover, fashion is fickle and owners are seldom loyal enough to respect what is shabby and old.
CHRISTOPHER AND THE CLOCKMAKERSSARA WARE BASSETT
After a few days she knew all, and straightway determined to have her revenge, and punish her fickle spouse.
MYTHS OF GREECE AND ROMEH. A. GUERBER
She seems to have a rather light, fickle nature, but no doubt she has a good, affectionate heart.
THE CONQUEST OF ROMEMATILDE SERAO
Ambitious she may be—fickle and impatient—'tis a woman's fault; but false to me!
KENILWORTHSIR WALTER SCOTT

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