“fickle”造句，怎么用fickle造句

Some dads are fickle and moody, but your heavenly Father is never changing.

It's the third time that he changed his mind; he's so fickle!

Consistent. God is a consistent Father. Some dads are fickle and moody, but your heavenly Father is never changing.

But that is not enough to give Africa a permanent boost. Commodity markets are notoriously fickle and revenues can quickly be squandered.

Charles Darwin himself suspected the wind of being a fickle and inefficient messenger, and that view has largely held until this day.

His motive, once again, is self-interest: it gives him control over every stage of production, and enables him to monitor the fickle fashion market and respond quickly to new trends.

The monsoon rains, which feed India’s unirrigated farmland, have been fickle, inflicting drought on almost half of India’s districts, followed by floods in some areas as the monsoon departed.

The weather's so fickle in summer.

They resent that women control the satisfaction of their desires and that women are fickle.

A difficult problem could be good for a designer, but a fickle client or unreliable materials would not be.

Some of you know fathers who are unpredictable, unreliable, or fickle. They're always changing, depending on the mood they're in. Inconsistent fathers produce insecure children.

We peer back in time through decades of fickle journalism, national self-doubt, and social backlash, wondering if the dissenting politics of the sixties might simply have been another media fiction.

He turned out to be fickle - he has left me.

The tales illustrate the frustrations that many chemists feel for their fickle field, particularly when experiments fail to work or instead produce inconsistent results.

The environment biz is fickle.

It giggles and wiggles its feet when you shake its rattle, but will get cranky and cry from too much tickling: Meet Yotaro, a Japanese robot programmed to be as fickle as a real baby.

The transported Dunwoody, with his Aladdin's apple, was receiving the fickle attentions of all.