Fickleness

And there’s something about the fickleness of ants and the unpredictable emergence of structure that suggest the artistic process.

That fickleness matters because of what happens – and what does not happen – when world attention fades.

Purim alerts us, he explained, to the fickleness of life and man’s susceptibility to accidental turns of fortune – despite the best laid plans.

It’s not just the nods to history though but mores the self-awareness, like when Carol addressees the fickleness of opinions even in a rather optimistic ending.

The still ongoing onion saga, interspersed with a day of salt fickleness, continues to hog headlines, even after airlifting and shipment of the item from abroad.

Because memory is a fickle thing … so fickle, in fact, that Barbara Streisand sang a song essentially glorifying its fickleness way back in the ’70s.

Artists influenced by Magritte Contemporary artists have been greatly influenced by René Magritte's stimulating examination of the fickleness of images.